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Seltene Tourbillon-Taschenuhr von Prof. Thomas Engel,

Lot 1344
08.05.2022 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 24 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1344 | Seltene Tourbillon-Taschenuhr von Prof. Thomas Engel,
Seltene Tourbillon-Taschenuhr von Prof. Thomas Engel, Aesch 1981Gelbgold und Silber, gest. 750. Rundes Uhrengehäuse, verschraubter Boden, verglaste Werkabdeckung, äußerst fein guillochiertes Regulatorzifferblatt, mit schwarzen römischen und arabischen Zahlen, gebläute Breguetzeiger, Gangreserve, kleine Sekunde. Ankerwerk mit Tourbillon, Werk Nr. 13. Herstellerzeichen. D. 56 cm. Gew. ca. 189,13 g.; Ergänzend Buch von Thomas Engel. Original Lederbox. Professor Thomas Engel, Erfinder, Uhrensammler und autodidaktischer Uhrmacher, wurde 1927 in Heusenstamm bei Offenbach geboren und lebt seit 1977 in der Schweiz. Weltbekannt wurde er durch seine Arbeiten in der Polymerforschung und durch die Erfindung des sogenannten Quantenmotors. Engel erhielt für seine Arbeiten zahlreiche Ehrungen und Auszeichnungen. Die 1631 gegründete englische Uhrmachergilde Clockmakers Company ernannte ihn zum Ehrenmitglied und die City of London zum Ehrenbürger.Vgl. hierzu A. L. Breguet, "Watchmaker to Kings, Thoughts on Time", S. 122/123, Abb. 7.A pocket watch by Thomas Engel, manual movement, in 18 k gold and silver. Manufacturer's mark. Original leather box.
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