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Seltene Cartier Tischuhr - Mystérieuse Modèle A

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€ 100 000
Auction dateClassic
25.06.2024 09:30UTC +00:00
Bid acceptance closed for this auction
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Auctioneer
Nagel Auktionen GmbH & Co. KG
Event location
Germany, Stuttgart
ID 1233827
Lot 2044 | Seltene Cartier Tischuhr - Mystérieuse Modèle A
Frankreich um 1921
13,3 x 8,5 x 4,9 cm
Modell 'Mysterieuse Modell A'. Technischer Entwurf von Maurice Couet (1885-1963). Das Gehäuse ist aus Bergkristall mit 18kt Gold-Montierung, vergoldetem Messing und Onyx gearbeitet. Feine Platin-Zeiger mit Diamantbesatz werden unsichtbar angetrieben. Das Zifferblatt ist ebenfalls mit Diamantrosen besetzt (insgesamt ca. 130 Steine mit ca. 1,00ct.). Sockel aus schwarzem Onyx mit 4 Diamanten an den Ecken. Uhrwert bez. EW & C.Co INC France No. 654. Ankerwerk im Sockel mit Schlüsselaufzug, 8 Tage Laufdauer. Sockel von hinten an einer Ecke bestoßen mit assoziierten Haarriss, Vergoldung am Stand etwas berieben. Der obere Kristall-Deckel später ergänzt. Keine Garantie auf das Uhrwerk. Mit Cartier-Zertifikat Nr. 654.
Christie's Genf, Auktion Magnificent Jewels, 14.11.1985, Lot 411.
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