Taschenuhr: extrem rarer Schleppzeigerchronograph mit direkter "Seconde Foudroyante", Ami LeCoultre - photo 1
Taschenuhr: extrem rarer Schleppzeigerchronograph mit direkter "Seconde Foudroyante", Ami LeCoultre - photo 2
Taschenuhr: extrem rarer Schleppzeigerchronograph mit direkter "Seconde Foudroyante", Ami LeCoultre - photo 3
Taschenuhr: extrem rarer Schleppzeigerchronograph mit direkter "Seconde Foudroyante", Ami LeCoultre - photo 4
Taschenuhr: extrem rarer Schleppzeigerchronograph mit direkter "Seconde Foudroyante", Ami LeCoultre - photo 5
Taschenuhr: extrem rarer Schleppzeigerchronograph mit direkter "Seconde Foudroyante", Ami LeCoultre - photo 6

Taschenuhr: extrem rarer Schleppzeigerchronograph mit direkter "Seconde Foudroyante", Ami LeCoultre

Lot 4259
15.10.2022 16:30UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKarl-Heinz Cortrie GmbH
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Lot 4259 | Taschenuhr: extrem rarer Schleppzeigerchronograph mit direkter "Seconde Foudroyante", Ami LeCoultre
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€ 5 000 – 15 000
Taschenuhr: extrem rarer Schleppzeigerchronograph mit direkter "Seconde Foudroyante", Ami LeCoultre
Ca. Ø52mm, ca. 150g, 18K Gold, schweres Savonnettegehäuse "à goutte" in Spitzenqualität, Gehäuse und Werk nummerngleich 2851, extrem seltenes Kaliber mit Genfer Streifen und verschraubten Goldchatons, Feinregulierung, Spezialanker, Brücke nummeriert und bez. "Pat. applied for", sehr schönes Emaillezifferblatt mit roten Minuten und roten 1/4-Sekunden, gebläute Stahlzeiger, sehr guter Zustand, gangbar, Reinigung nötig. Es handelt sich hierbei um eine extrem hochwertige Qualität, zugeschrieben Ami LeCoultre. Die Firma reichte das Patent für diese hochfeinen Schleppzeigerchronographen mit sog. "direkter Diablotine" 1887 ein und signierte Werke vor diesem Zeitpunkt mit "Pat. applied for". Vergleichbare Uhren : 1.(https://www.cortrie.de/go/9Od), verkauft für ca. 19.000 Schweizer Franken 2.(https://www.cortrie.de/go/5KJ), verkauft für ca. 15.000 Schweizer Franken (nur das Werk!). Charles Ami Lecoultre (1843-1921) war ein sehr begabter Uhrmacher. Er arbeitete ab 1881 mit den großen Louis Elisée und Henry Daniel Piguet zusammen und spezialisierte sich auf hochkomplizierte Uhren. Auszug aus dem .Patent von 1887: "The object of my present invention is to connect the split-second hand and its train operating mechanism with the second-hand or with the second-hand and minute-hand in order that the said hands may move in unison with the split-second hand. These hands and their connecting-gears are all started simultaneously by the first movement of a pushpin and are stopped by a brake-lever that is brought in contact with the surface of one of said gears, said brake-lever being operated by the second movement of a push-pin, and a lever and heart-cam are employed for returning the second and minute hands simultaneously to their normal or Zero position, and they are operated by the third movement of a push-pin simultaneously with the disengagement of the split-second mechanism."
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