Swiss 18k gold quarter repeater with six complications Circa 1910

Gold half-hunting cased lever by LeCoultre
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Extremely fine and rare Swiss, 18K gold, half-hunting cased, quarter repeating, a keyless pocket watch, circa 1910. Watch with six complications, perpetual calendar, moon phases and lunar calendar. Retailed by J.B. Froitzheim, Köln. A heavy, polished case, front cover with radial black Roman numerals, and inner minute track around the glazed aperture. Hinged gold cuvette.
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White enamel dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute track, subsidiary dials for the months, date, days of the week and seconds, aperture for the moon phases with a lunar calendar on the edge. Blued steel spade hands. A matte gilt movement, 29 jewels, wolf’s tooth winding, counterpoised straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring, swan-neck micrometre regulator, repeating on gongs activated by a slide on the band.
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Diameter: 56,5 mm
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Signed: LeCoultre & Co.  Swiss
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The Complications
Days of the week, Date, Months, Moon phases, Perpetual calendar, Quarter repeating.
This watch is a very fine example of a quarter repeater with a perpetual calendar without leap year indication. It is in extremely good original condition.