Very rare gold full hunter cased chronometer watch Circa 1906

Gold full hunter chronometer by Glashütter Präzisions-Uhr-Fabrik A.G.
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Very rare, heavy German 14 carat gold hunting cased chronometer pocket watch, circa 1906. Gilded Glashütter ¾ movement manufactured according to the typically Glashütter quality features: swan neck fine regulation device, engraved balance cock, bi metallic compensation balance with screwed gold weights and blued Breguet spiral ruby bearings, screwed minute charton and very finely finished with the Glashütter gold anker escapement with hidden stones. Polished case, mint without any appreciable traces of use. Signed white enamel dial with recessed decentral second, Arabic Empire numbers and Louis XV hands.
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Diameter: 55 mm
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Weight: 109 g
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Signed: Glashütter Präzisions-Uhren-Fabrik Akt-Ges
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Glashütter Präzisions-Uhren-Fabrik A.G, 1904. Ernst Kasiske, a Glashütte watchmaker, started a collaboration with a Berlin watch dealer. From this collaboration, Glashütter Präzisions- Uhren-Fabrik A.G. developed. The manufactory – produced- Glashütter precision pocket watches, mainly Cal.43, with all well known Glashütter features. A special feature is the Glashütter gold anker escapement with anker limitation according to Kasiskes patent.
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The production was based on a modern, industrial production and should enable a high degree of automation with large series with the highest quality standards. Therefore, however, a restriction was still required in the assortment. Thus one concentrated in the Glashütter precision clock factory on a caliber with 43 mm and reached an annual production of circa 1.000 pocket watches. In addition to Glashütter pocket watches from 1913, the Präzisions-Uhren-Fabrik A.G. also produced wrist watches, making it the first company in Glashütte to choose a serial production for this product group.