Swiss two train trip minute repeating carillon clock watch Circa 1910

Gold and enamel repeating full hunter watch by Zenith
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A Swiss gold and enamel two train trip minute repeating carillon hunting cased clock watch circa 1910. This exquisite timepiece features a frosted and gilded movement with a two train system, a lever escapement, and a bimetallic compensation balance. It boasts three hammers that repeat on coiled gongs and is signed Zenith.  The watch has a white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, and gold spade hands, all signed Enrico Volpe of Bari. Its case is crafted from 18 carat gold with a matte finish. The cover displays polychrome enamel painted with arms, while the back features a monogram ALG in translucent red, blue, and yellow guilloché enamel. Additionally, there is a button for trip repetition located on the band and a slide for sonnerie/silence situated beneath the bezel at the 1 and 2 o’clock positions. It also includes a gold pendant and bow, with a polished gold cuvette signed Enrico Volpe, Bari. The covers are signed by Zenith, and the covers and cuvette are numbered 156383.
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This watch was retailed by Enrico Volpe in Bari, Apulia (Italy) and is engraved with the coat of arms for the Accolti Gil family, a prominent noble family from Bari, Southern Italy.
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Diameter: 54.5 mm
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Signed: Zenith / Enrico Volpe, Bari
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The movement is running, but the handset couldn’t be operated at the time of cataloguing. The minute hammer sounds somewhat tinny on the gong and would benefit from an adjustment. The dial bezel was not removed during cataloguing, but the dial seems to be in good overall condition. The case is in very good condition, with only a few minor scuffs and scratches.
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Enrico Volpe, located in Bari, specialises in luxury timepieces, including pocket watches and clocks. His work features intricate designs and mechanisms, often from renowned brands such as Zenith and Patek Philippe.