Russian historically interesting gold full hunter watch Circa 1896

Gold hunting cased pocket watch by Pavel Buhre
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Historically interesting Russian gold/enamel pink gold hunting cased watch, probably this watch of the empress Maria Federowna on the occasion of the coronation of her son Nicholas II in May 1896.
14 carat pink gold case, spring lid with enameled tsars eagle, engine turned and 3 gold lids; dome Cyrillic signed and numbered, “Pavel Buhre in the service of his majesty no. 34549”. Very fine Ankerchronometer movement with big chronometer balance, wolf’s toothing and regulating device also with Cyrillic inscription. White enamel dial with subsidiary Arabic seconds, Arabic minutes, Roman hours and pink gold hands. Spring lid with Old German inscription: “Geschenk Ihrer Majestät der Kaiserin Maria Federowna von Russland, Wirballen 18.5.1896”.
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Diameter: 52 mm
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Weight: 110 g
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Signed: Pavel Buhre
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The watch is historically interesting because it may be one of the gifts that gave the Tsar’s family on the occasion of the disaster of 18.5.1896 at the celebration of the coronation of Nicholas II for special merit. The catastrophe at the coronation ceremonies of Emperor Nicholas II was a mass panic that occurred on 18 May 1896 on the Chodynkafeld near Moscow. It killed 1389 people, another 1300 were injured. Wirballen was a Russian border station, which played an important role for the Russian railway at the end of the 19th century, especially for the luxurious North Express. It is quite conceivable that the recipient was a servant of this railway, which was also used by the tsar’s family.