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Henry Moser. A fine and rare 18K gold hunter case quarter repeating two train grande and petite sonnerie keyless lever clockwatch, made for the Russian Market
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Henry Moser. A fine and rare 18K gold hunter case quarter repeating two train grande and petite sonnerie keyless lever clockwatch, made for the Russian Market

SIGNED HENRY MOSER & CIE., NO. 5140, CIRCA 1900

已結束2007年11月12日

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CHF 37,000

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Henry Moser. A fine and rare 18K gold hunter case quarter repeating two train grande and petite sonnerie keyless lever clockwatch, made for the Russian Market
Signed Henry Moser & Cie., No. 5140, circa 1900
The nickel-finished fully jewelled two train lever movement separately wound by turning the crown to either side, bimetallic compensation balance, quarter repeating and en passant grande and petite sonnerie striking on two polished steel hammers onto a gong, gold cuvette, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, blued steel moon-style hands, subsidiary seconds, in large plain circular case, two levers for "silence/sonnerie" and "petite sonnerie/grande sonnerie" underneath the bezel, case and cuvette signed and numbered, dial signed
59 mm. diam.

專家說明

Johann Heinrich Moser, better known as Henry Moser, was born on 12 December 1805 in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. His father Erhard (1760-1829) was a clockmaker and city councillor.

In the early 20th century, Moser was one of the main suppliers to the Russian market, notably to the Imperial Court and Carl Fabergé.

To mark the bicentenary of Heinrich Moser's birth in 2005, the successor company Moser Schaffhausen AG, under the H. Moser & Cie brand, is once again launching a range of watches faithful to the legacy of the firm's original founder.