Volta 18ct Rose Gold Calendar Minute Chronograph Pocket Watch – 18th Century

Case Material: 18k Gold,Rose Gold
Case Dimensions: Diameter: 55 mm (2.17 in)
Period: 18th Century
Date of Manufacture: 18th Century
Condition: Good

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Step back in ‍time with the Volta ​18ct Rose Gold Calendar Minute Chronograph Pocket Watch, an extraordinary timepiece⁣ from the 1880s⁢ that epitomizes the craftsmanship and elegance ⁤of‍ the 18th century. This exquisite⁢ pocket watch, crafted from 18ct rose⁣ gold, features ‍a minute repeater calendar chronograph with a full hunter keyless lever, ‍making it a true marvel‍ of horological⁤ engineering. The‌ white enamel ‌dial, adorned with Arabic numerals and an outer minute‌ track for‌ the ⁤chronograph⁤ hand, is beautifully complemented‍ by Fleur des Lis hands. It also⁤ includes apertures for⁢ the Day, Month, and Lunar Cycle, as well as sub-dials for the date and ⁣seconds​ hand, ensuring⁢ that every detail is meticulously displayed. The Swiss hallmarked full hunter case boasts intricate‍ engine-turned engraving, a⁢ vacant cartouche, and strategically placed repeater‍ and chronograph buttons. ⁣Inside,​ the inner cuvette is⁤ signed ⁤by Volta and proudly details the movement's accolades ‍from‌ prestigious exhibitions in Paris, Chicago, and Milan. The fully jeweled keyless‍ lever movement⁤ showcases the chronograph workings ⁣on‍ the back plate, with visible hammers ‍that chime the​ hours, quarters, and minutes.⁤ Adding a unique touch, the Day⁢ and ⁤Month are written in Portuguese, indicating that⁢ this masterpiece was likely intended for the Brazilian market. With a​ case diameter of 55 mm and ⁢a condition rated as good, this pocket watch is not just ‌a⁣ timekeeper but a ⁤piece of history,⁣ reflecting the opulence and precision of ‍its era.

This is an exquisite Volta pocket watch from the 1880s that boasts of an 18ct rose gold minute repeater calendar chronograph full hunter keyless lever. The white enamel dial features Arabic numerals and an outer minute track for the chronograph hand, complemented by Fleur des Lis hands. The dial has apertures for the Day Month and Lunar Cycle and sub dials for the date and seconds hand. The full hunter case is Swiss hallmarked and boasts of engine turned engraving, a vacant cartouche, and a repeater button at six and a chronograph button at two. The inner cuvette is also signed Volta and has a detailed description of the movement that won several medals of Honor in Paris, Chicago, and Milan. The fully jeweled keyless lever movement has the chronograph workings on the back plate, with hammers visibly chiming the Hours Quarters and Minutes. Interestingly, the Day and Month are written in Portuguese, suggesting that the watch was intended for the Brazilian Market.

Case Material: 18k Gold,Rose Gold
Case Dimensions: Diameter: 55 mm (2.17 in)
Period: 18th Century
Date of Manufacture: 18th Century
Condition: Good

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