Savonettetaschenuhr von C. Dégallier und Chr. Grottendieck - photo 1
Savonettetaschenuhr von C. Dégallier und Chr. Grottendieck - photo 2

Savonettetaschenuhr von C. Dégallier und Chr. Grottendieck

Lot 2592
07.12.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1519506
Lot 2592 | Savonettetaschenuhr von C. Dégallier und Chr. Grottendieck
Estimate value
€ 5 500 – 11 000
Savonettetaschenuhr von C. Dégallier und Chr. Grottendieck
Schweiz und Belgien. Genf und Brüssel. Um 1900. Gelbgold, gest. 750 und mit Genfer Siegel. Savonettegehäuse mit schauseitigem, reliefiertem Ziermonogramm. Goldcuvette mit Herstellersignet C. Dégallier Fab(rican), Geneve und Händlerzeichen Ch. Grottendieck Bruxelles. Weißes Emailzifferblatt mit arabischen Indexen, kleiner Sekunde, vergoldeten Zeigern und Händlerzeichen. Vergoldetes Brückenwerk mit Kronenaufzug, Unruhkolben mit Schwanenhals-Feinregulierung, Kompensationsunruh mit Breguet-Spirale und Ankerhemmung. Referenznr. 6365. D. 53,5 mm. Gew. ca. 126,38 g.
Der Schweizer Uhrenfabrikant C. Dégallier war von etwa 1870 bis 1926 tätig und produzierte die erste Uhr mit Genfer Siegel 1887. Bekannt war Dégallier für seine Taschenchronometer, die er u. a. auf der National Ausstellung in Zürich und bei der Weltausstellung in Chicago zeigte. Charles Grottendieck war ein renommierter Uhrmacher in Brüssel und führte ein Juwelen- und Uhrengeschäft, in dem er auch führende Schweizer Uhrenhersteller wie Patek Philippe, LeCoultre & Cie, Longines und Vacheron Constantin vertrat.
A hunting case pocket watch by C. Dégallier, Geneve, circa 1900. Case and dome in 18 k gold. Gilt mechanical movement with crown wind. No. 6365.
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