Dürrstein & Co.; Glashütte Uhrenfabrik Union; Audemars Piguet. An exceptional, historically important and most certainly unique 18K pink gold openface minute repeating, perpetual calendar, split seconds chronograph keyless lever watch with moon phases, instantaneous minute recorder, flying fifths of a second, grande and petite sonnerie clockwatch
SIGNED DÜRRSTEIN & CO., DRESDEN & GLASHÜTTE I.SA AND GLASHÜTTE UHRENFABRIK UNION, MOVEMENT BY AUDEMARS PIGUET, NO. 47'373, MANUFACTURE STARTED IN 1891, SOLD IN 1893
Dürrstein & Co.; Glashütte Uhrenfabrik Union; Audemars Piguet. An exceptional, historically important and most certainly unique 18K pink gold openface minute repeating, perpetual calendar, split seconds chronograph keyless lever watch with moon phases, instantaneous minute recorder, flying fifths of a second, grande and petite sonnerie clockwatch Signed Dürrstein & Co., Dresden & Glashütte i.SA and Glashütte Uhrenfabrik Union, movement by Audemars Piguet, no. 47'373, manufacture started in 1891, sold in 1893 Cal. 20''' two train fully jewelled gilt-finished lever movement, bi-directional winding, gold chatons, bimetallic compensation balance with gold poising screws, micrometer regulator, diamond endstone, finely chased engraved foliage decorated balance cock, minute repeating and grande and petite sonnerie striking on two hammers onto two gongs, glazed dust cover, gold cuvette, white enamel dial, Arabic numerals, outer scale calibrated for 300 units, blued steel spade hands, sunk centre and four sunk subsidiary dials for month, leap year and instantaneous 30 minutes recorder inscribed Schaltjahr Wte Immerwährend , day, date and moon phases, lunar calendar, constant seconds and flying fifths of a second, heavy circular case, stepped bezel and rim, reverse centred by the engraved coat-of-arms of the Hungarian noble family Csáky de Kereszteg, trip repeating slide and two buttons for the split seconds chronograph mechanism in the band, striking mechanism selected by six levers under the bezel for '1/4 1/2 3/4 u. Stunden' and 'St. und Viertel' (grande and petite sonnerie) and 'nicht schlag' and 'schlagen' (silence/strike), case and cuvette numbered, dial signed Dürrstein & Co., Dresden & Glashütte i.SA, movement signed Glashütte Uhrenfabrik Union on the backplate and Dürrstein & Co. Glashütte and Dresden underneath the dial 68 mm. diam.
Dürrstein & Co.; Glashütte Uhrenfabrik Union; Audemars Piguet. An exceptional, historically important and most certainly unique 18K pink gold openface minute repeating, perpetual calendar, split seconds chronograph keyless lever watch with moon phases, instantaneous minute recorder, flying fifths of a second, grande and petite sonnerie clockwatch
SIGNED DÜRRSTEIN & CO., DRESDEN & GLASHÜTTE I.SA AND GLASHÜTTE UHRENFABRIK UNION, MOVEMENT BY AUDEMARS PIGUET, NO. 47'373, MANUFACTURE STARTED IN 1891, SOLD IN 1893
Dürrstein & Co.; Glashütte Uhrenfabrik Union; Audemars Piguet. An exceptional, historically important and most certainly unique 18K pink gold openface minute repeating, perpetual calendar, split seconds chronograph keyless lever watch with moon phases, instantaneous minute recorder, flying fifths of a second, grande and petite sonnerie clockwatch Signed Dürrstein & Co., Dresden & Glashütte i.SA and Glashütte Uhrenfabrik Union, movement by Audemars Piguet, no. 47'373, manufacture started in 1891, sold in 1893 Cal. 20''' two train fully jewelled gilt-finished lever movement, bi-directional winding, gold chatons, bimetallic compensation balance with gold poising screws, micrometer regulator, diamond endstone, finely chased engraved foliage decorated balance cock, minute repeating and grande and petite sonnerie striking on two hammers onto two gongs, glazed dust cover, gold cuvette, white enamel dial, Arabic numerals, outer scale calibrated for 300 units, blued steel spade hands, sunk centre and four sunk subsidiary dials for month, leap year and instantaneous 30 minutes recorder inscribed Schaltjahr Wte Immerwährend , day, date and moon phases, lunar calendar, constant seconds and flying fifths of a second, heavy circular case, stepped bezel and rim, reverse centred by the engraved coat-of-arms of the Hungarian noble family Csáky de Kereszteg, trip repeating slide and two buttons for the split seconds chronograph mechanism in the band, striking mechanism selected by six levers under the bezel for '1/4 1/2 3/4 u. Stunden' and 'St. und Viertel' (grande and petite sonnerie) and 'nicht schlag' and 'schlagen' (silence/strike), case and cuvette numbered, dial signed Dürrstein & Co., Dresden & Glashütte i.SA, movement signed Glashütte Uhrenfabrik Union on the backplate and Dürrstein & Co. Glashütte and Dresden underneath the dial 68 mm. diam.
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