IWC Schaffhausen rarest shooting watch silver Munich 1906 Federal Shooting

Shooter's watch "Bundesschiessen 1906 Munich" by IWC International Watch Schaffhausen, one of the luxury watch manufacturers worldwide

Every connoisseur and collector knows that original marksmen's watches - especially from such a well-known manufacturer and on the occasion of a large, historical marksmen's festival - are very rare and highly sought after on the collector's market.

Description:

Rarest IWC shooting watch, Federal Shooting Competition 1906 Munich

IWC Schaffhausen, large, relief-engraved, silver marksman's pocket watch, 15th German Federal Shooting, Munich, 1906, with a stag depicted with the Munich coat of arms, floral decoration, inscribed on the cuvette: P. Siegel, H. Wild, Munich

Enamel dial with Arabic numerals and small second, gold-plated hands, case diameter: 54mm

Unsigned, gold-plated IWC movement, Cal. 57 with the typical screwed chatons, 19lig., H6 1/2, 1905, anchor escapement with compensation balance and Breguet hairspring, 3 jewels in screwed chatons

The magnificent shooting watch runs continuously (accuracy not tested)

 EZ: 2 - technically good condition considering its age, all lids close flush, dial top, relief case has noticeable wear, but all details are still clearly visible