Swiss gold full hunter for the South American market Circa 1900

Gold hunting cased pocket watch
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A fine Swiss 18 carat gold keyless pocket watch made for the South American market by Paul Jeannot in Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1900. A fine gold hunting cased keyless pocket watch, cover and caseback engine turned. The champlevé enamel dial has Roman hour numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock and blued steel hands. The border and the center of the dial are embellished with applied gold flowers. A nickel plated movement, damascened in different patterns, 15 jewels, cut bimetallic two arm compensation balance, straight line lever escapement, Breguet balance spring. The case and movement are signed.
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Diameter: 53 mm
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Signed: Paul Jeannot  Geneva
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Paul Jeannot was a prominent Swiss watchmaker known for his contributions to high-end watchmaking during the 19th century. Based in Geneva, Jeannot earned a reputation for the precision and quality of his watches, which often featured advanced technical characteristics such as micrometric adjustment. During a period when Geneva was establishing itself as a center of horological excellence, Jeannot excelled in creating watches that combined functionality and aesthetics. His creations were highly valued in both Europe and America, becoming symbols of status and refinement.
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Today, Paul Jeannot watches are sought after by collectors for their exceptional craftsmanship and historical significance. Each watch bears the mark of Swiss precision and a commitment to excellence, making Jeannot’s timepieces a lasting legacy in the world of horology.