Gold Full Hunter – Circa 1900

Anonymous Swiss
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1900
Diameter : 51 mm
Condition: Good

£1,980.00

The "Gold Full Hunter - Circa 1900" watch is a‌ captivating embodiment of late 19th-century Swiss craftsmanship, offering a glimpse into ‌a bygone era of ‌horological⁣ excellence. Encased in a distinctive full hunter case crafted from gold, this timepiece harmoniously combines elegance with functionality. At its heart lies a keyless gilt bar movement with a going⁢ barrel, showcasing meticulous ​engineering and precision. The watch's plain ‌cock, polished ‌steel regulator, compensation balance, and blue steel overcoil hairspring reflect the intricate artistry‍ and technical prowess⁢ of the era.‍ A club foot lever escapement further enhances its mechanical sophistication. The white enamel dial, adorned with subsidiary seconds, Arabic numerals, and decorative pierced gilt hands,⁣ exudes timeless charm and readability. Housed in a plain 14-carat full hunter case, the watch's⁣ middle section boasts a unique faceted design, while ‍a gilt metal cuvette offers additional protection, underscoring the thoughtful attention to⁣ detail. This anonymous Swiss creation, dating back to circa 1900, measures 51 ⁤mm in diameter and⁣ remains in good condition, making it a remarkable collector's ​piece that celebrates the enduring legacy of Swiss watchmaking.

This is a late 19th Century Swiss lever watch housed in a unique full hunter case made of gold. The watch features a keyless gilt bar movement with a going barrel. Its plain cock has a polished steel regulator, and it has a compensation balance with a blue steel overcoil hairspring. The watch also has a club foot lever escapement.

The white enamel dial includes subsidiary seconds, Arabic numerals, and decorative pierced gilt hands. The watch is housed in a plain 14 carat full hunter case, with the middle of the case constructed in a faceted style. Additionally, the case features a gilt metal cuvette for added protection.

Anonymous Swiss
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1900
Diameter : 51 mm
Condition: Good

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