Description:
German watch manufacturer Glashütte, gold pocket watch, guilloché 14K gold case with empty monogram cartouche, both covers solid gold
Unrestored, in excellent condition, signed enamel dial with Roman numerals and rare blue railway minute track, elegant blued hands in the Breguet style and indirect seconds at the "6"
Case diameter: 50mm, total gross weight: 70g,
Fully signed, gilt ¾-plate movement No. 91285 with Glashütte precision lever escapement, gold lever and gold escape wheel with a screwed chaton, manufactured around 1910. Case and movement numbers are identical.
This magnificent piece of horological history starts running and continues to run (accuracy not tested)
There is one minor peculiarity/flaw: the hinge of the outer lid has been ground down; it has to be pressed and is loose when opened. The missing hinge does not affect the lid's secure fit in any way.
EZ: 2 barely noticeable signs of age and use, unrestored dial in excellent condition, high-precision movement clean, all covers close tightly and flush, the magnificent artifact starts and runs, outer hinge has been ground down and is no longer present
