English 18 carat gold half hunting cased lever watch Circa 1903
- Kenmerk
- DT0679
- Diameter
- 48 mm
- Estimate
- € 3.250 - 5.000
- Price sold
- € 2.250
Gold half hunter with power reserve
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A high quality half hunter with 30h power reserve indicator, circa 1903.
An 18k gold case, inlaid radial Roman numerals, gold dome, case maker’s punch mark “FT” (Frederick Thoms), turnable pendant, enamel dial, radial Roman hours, auxiliary seconds at “9”, 30h power reserve indicator at”3″, blued double spade hands, 2/3 plate movement, optionally key winding or crown winding, frosted, gilt, signed, screwed chatons, chain/fusee, English lever escapement, gold screw compensation balance, freesprung blued balance spring, chatoned diamond endstone on balance.
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Diameter: 48 mm
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Weight: 120 g
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Signed: Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd. London
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Army & Navy C.S. Ltd. were so called nautical opticians, dealers who delivered all different kinds of equipments to the army and the navy in particular; they were “suppliers of all types of nautical instruments, i.e. sextants, compasses, chronometers and general supplies”. The marine chronometers they sold were usually made by Kullberg and Mercer.
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A high quality half hunter with 30h power reserve indicator, circa 1903.
An 18k gold case, inlaid radial Roman numerals, gold dome, case maker’s punch mark “FT” (Frederick Thoms), turnable pendant, enamel dial, radial Roman hours, auxiliary seconds at “9”, 30h power reserve indicator at”3″, blued double spade hands, 2/3 plate movement, optionally key winding or crown winding, frosted, gilt, signed, screwed chatons, chain/fusee, English lever escapement, gold screw compensation balance, freesprung blued balance spring, chatoned diamond endstone on balance.
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Diameter: 48 mm
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Weight: 120 g
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Signed: Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd. London
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Army & Navy C.S. Ltd. were so called nautical opticians, dealers who delivered all different kinds of equipments to the army and the navy in particular; they were “suppliers of all types of nautical instruments, i.e. sextants, compasses, chronometers and general supplies”. The marine chronometers they sold were usually made by Kullberg and Mercer.
Signed: Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd. London
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