Swiss repeating perpetual calendar chronograph Circa 1910

Yellow gold full hunter chronograph with moon phases
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A Swiss yellow gold perpetual calendar minute repeating single button chronograph full hunter cased pocket watch with moon phases and leap year indication, circa 1910. The timepiece boasts a gilded mechanical movement with a lever escapement. Its enamel dial showcases Roman radial hours, an outer minutes/seconds track with Arabic numerals and subsidiary dials for day, week, and month combined with a leap year indication. The dial also features a subsidiary dial with constant seconds combined with moon phases, gold spade hands and a center chronograph hand. Encased in an 18 Carat yellow gold engine turned case with a monogram on the front in black enamel that reads NI, a hinged case back and cuvette.
It is signed on the case, dial, and movement, and comes with a fitted presentation box.
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Diameter: 54 mm
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Weight: 160 g
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Signed: No name
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This remarkable pocket watch was manufactured in the early 20th century. It boasts several features, including a single button chronograph, minute repeater, perpetual calendar and leap year indication. It was likely made for a very important person at that time. The watch weighs approximately 160 grams and exhibits superior quality in terms of its case form, style of engraving, finishing and layout. It has been kept in excellent condition for the past 100 years.
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The movement is in working condition, with all functions operating properly, although servicing is recommended. The chime is in phase with a nice tone and clarity. The dial is intact, but the rim is slightly dirty. The case is solid and heavy. The engine turning on both lids is rubbed, and there are knife marks at the opening of the case.