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Invicta 14CT Rose Gold Minute Repeated Chronograph Pocket Watch – 1890

Creator: Invicta
Case Material: 18k Gold,Rose Gold
Case Shape: Oval
Chronograph:
Case Dimensions: Diameter: 55 mm (2.17 in)
Place of Origin: Switzerland
Period: Late 19th Century
Date of Manufacture: 1890
Condition: Good

Original price was: £4,660.00.Current price is: £3,000.00.

The Invicta 14CT Rose Gold Minute Repeated Chronograph Pocket Watch, ⁢crafted in 1890, is a masterpiece of horological artistry and precision, embodying the elegance and sophistication of the late 19th century. This exquisite‍ Swiss⁢ Full​ Hunter Pocket Watch features​ a substantial 55mm case ⁤made from luxurious 14ct‌ Rose Gold, showcasing a unique design that ‍captivates the eye. The dial, a mesmerizing Champagne hue,⁤ is adorned with skeleton style Arabic numerals⁤ and an outer minute track, complemented by a subsidiary seconds ⁤dial positioned gracefully at six o'clock. The Breguet moon style blued steel hands, along with⁣ the⁣ blued steel ⁣center second hand, enhance the watch's refined​ aesthetic. The case itself⁢ is an artistic⁢ marvel, featuring an engine-turned sunburst effect on both the front and back covers, emanating from ​an oval vacant cartouche, while the push button repeat at six o'clock and the chrono button at two o'clock offer⁢ functional elegance. ⁤Inside, the inner‌ cuvette is signed INVICTA, proudly displaying the‍ Medals of Honour won and confirming its status​ as a⁢ minute repeater‌ chronograph, with Swiss ⁣and Russian hallmarks affirming its authenticity and heritage. The fully jeweled movement is ⁢visible through the backplate, revealing a keyless lever escapement and a compensation balance ‍with ‌fast slow regulation, alongside the visible chronograph mechanism, all in excellent working condition and ‌producing a ⁤beautiful chime. This remarkable timepiece‍ is not only a testament⁣ to Invicta's craftsmanship but also a captivating piece for any watch enthusiast,​ promising⁢ to be a ⁣cherished addition to any collection.

This stunning Swiss Full Hunter Pocket Watch boasts a 55mm case made of 14ct Rose Gold and a unique design. The dial is a beautiful Champagne color, with skeleton style Arabic numerals, an outer minute track, and a subsidiary seconds dial at six o'clock. The Breguet moon style blued steel hands and the blued steel centre second hand add to the watch's elegance.

The case is also a work of art, with an engine turned sunburst effect on both the front and back cover, radiating out from an oval vacant cartouche. The watch features a push button repeat at six o'clock and a chrono button at two o'clock.

The inner cuvette is signed INVICTA and decorated with all the Medals of Honour won, as well as a description of the watch, confirming that it is a minute repeater chronograph. The case is Swiss Hallmarked and Russian Hallmarked.

The fully jewelled movement is visible through the backplate, with a keyless lever escapement and a compensation balance with fast slow regulation. The chronograph mechanism is also visible, adding to the watch's beauty. The movement is in excellent working condition and chimes beautifully.

Overall, this pocket watch is a remarkable example of a minute repeater and is sure to impress any watch enthusiast. It would make a wonderful addition to any collection.

Creator: Invicta
Case Material: 18k Gold,Rose Gold
Case Shape: Oval
Chronograph:
Case Dimensions: Diameter: 55 mm (2.17 in)
Place of Origin: Switzerland
Period: Late 19th Century
Date of Manufacture: 1890
Condition: Good

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