English gold quater repeating cylinder watch Circa 1820
- Kenmerk
- TD0299
- Diameter
- 59 mm
- Estimate
- € 12.000 - 22.000
- Price sold
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Gold open faced made for the English market
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A gentleman’s rare and heavy quarter repeating pocket watch with automatic winding and cylinder escapement made for the English market, circa 1820.
An 18 carat gold case, enamel dial, Arabic numerals, full plate movement, automatic winding with oscillating weight, three-arm brass balance.
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A gentleman’s rare and heavy quarter repeating pocket watch with automatic winding and cylinder escapement made for the English market, circa 1820.
An 18 carat gold case, enamel dial, Arabic numerals, full plate movement, automatic winding with oscillating weight, three-arm brass balance.
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Diameter: 59 mm
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Weight: 175 g
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Signed: Barrwaiss London
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An almost identical movement is described on page 106 of A. Chapuis and E. Jaquet’s “La mantra automatique ancienne”, Neuchatel 1952, Fig. 106, which is in the property of the Museum of the Ecole d’Horlogerie in Le Locle. This Swiss watch was produced for the English market and thus signed with the name of an English maker, albeit with a spelling mistake.
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Weight: 175 g
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Signed: Barrwaiss London
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An almost identical movement is described on page 106 of A. Chapuis and E. Jaquet’s “La mantra automatique ancienne”, Neuchatel 1952, Fig. 106, which is in the property of the Museum of the Ecole d’Horlogerie in Le Locle. This Swiss watch was produced for the English market and thus signed with the name of an English maker, albeit with a spelling mistake.
Signed: Barrwaiss London




















