Unique Swiss minute repeating watchmaking school watch Circa 1912

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Kenmerk
GF0890
Diameter
55 mm
Estimate
€ 5.000 - 9.500
Price sold
€ 6.900

Gold full hunting cased watch
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This Swiss 18 carat gold hunting cased keyless lever pocket watch from the esteemed watchmaking school Ecole d’horlogerie Le Locle by Leon Rotschi, dating back to approximately 1912, is a truly unique and rare timepiece. Its rhodium plated quality movement features exquisite Geneva Striping decoration, with jeweled components including five gold screwed chatons. The wolf’s tooth winding, lever escapement, and bimetallic screw compensation balance ensure precision and reliability, blued steel balance spring.
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White enamel dial with Roman hours, an outer minute track and red Arabic five-minute numerals, subsidiary seconds at 6 o’clock, blued steel spade hands.
Polished gold case and hinged gold cuvette, the watch also features a convenient push button on the top of the pendant to open the front effortlessly. Dial signed: Leon Rotschi Ecole d’horlogerie Le Locle.
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Diameter: 55 mm
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Weight: 120 g
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Signed: Leon Rotschi Ecole d’horlogerie Le Locle.
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One not disturbing tiny dent.
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Reference 0007500

Signed: Leon Rotschi Ecole d’horlogerie Le Locle.

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