Taschenuhr: extrem schweres englisches Chronometer mit Rubin-Duplexhemmung und 1/8 Repetition, James Mc. Cabe London No.7187, Hallmarks 1811 - photo 1
Taschenuhr: extrem schweres englisches Chronometer mit Rubin-Duplexhemmung und 1/8 Repetition, James Mc. Cabe London No.7187, Hallmarks 1811 - photo 2
Taschenuhr: extrem schweres englisches Chronometer mit Rubin-Duplexhemmung und 1/8 Repetition, James Mc. Cabe London No.7187, Hallmarks 1811 - photo 3
Taschenuhr: extrem schweres englisches Chronometer mit Rubin-Duplexhemmung und 1/8 Repetition, James Mc. Cabe London No.7187, Hallmarks 1811 - photo 4
Taschenuhr: extrem schweres englisches Chronometer mit Rubin-Duplexhemmung und 1/8 Repetition, James Mc. Cabe London No.7187, Hallmarks 1811 - photo 5
Taschenuhr: extrem schweres englisches Chronometer mit Rubin-Duplexhemmung und 1/8 Repetition, James Mc. Cabe London No.7187, Hallmarks 1811 - photo 6

Taschenuhr: extrem schweres englisches Chronometer mit Rubin-Duplexhemmung und 1/8 Repetition, James Mc. Cabe London No.7187, Hallmarks 1811

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14.09.2019 18:30UTC +02:00
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Lot 4188 | Taschenuhr: extrem schweres englisches Chronometer mit Rubin-Duplexhemmung und 1/8 Repetition, James Mc. Cabe London No.7187, Hallmarks 1811
Ca. Ø62mm, ca. 224g, 18K Roségold, guillochiert, Taschenchronometer in extrem seltener Qualität, originaler Staubdeckel, spezielle Chronometerunruh mit trapezförmigen Gewichten, Diamantdeckstein, extrem seltene Rubin-Duplexhemmung, Repetition der Stunden, Viertelstunden und Achtelstunden, nummeriertes Emaillezifferblatt (winzige Ausbesserung im Randbereich), rotgoldene Zeiger, guter Erhaltungszustand, funktionstüchtig, beeindruckende und extrem seltene englische Sammleruhr. James McCabe (1748-1811) war ein sehr bekannter Londoner Chronometermacher irischer Herkunft. McCabe wurde am 2. April 1781 zusammen mit 37 anderen (darunter Emery, Frodsham, Pinchbeck und Vulliamy) als Freeman in die Clockmakers Company berufen; ab April 1787 war er Vollmitglied der Zunft und hatte in den folgenden Jahren die Ämter des Junior Warden (ab Januar 1809), des Renter Warden (ab Oktober 1809) und des Senior Warden (ab 8. Juli 1811) inne (Quelle: https://www.cortrie.de/go/8WV).
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