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€ 900
Auction dateClassic
11.11.2023 16:30UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Karl-Heinz Cortrie GmbH
Event location
Germany, Hamburg
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ID 1059796
Lot 4008 | Taschenuhr: historisch interessante Omega Savonnet…
Taschenuhr: historisch interessante Omega Savonnette, Präsentuhr Max Egon II. zu Fürstenberg, 1911
Ca. Ø51,5 mm, ca. 106g, originales Silbergehäuse mit Seriennummer 4017196, Sprungdeckel mit Gravur des fürstlichen Wappens mit Krone und Orden, rückseitig feine Gravur des Schlosses, Staubdeckel innen mit Geschenk-Widmung des Fürsten 1911, Omega- Gehäusepunze, Omega-Präzisionsankerwerk, einwandfrei erhaltenes originales Emaillezifferblatt, goldene Zeiger, funktionstüchtig und sehr gut erhalten mit Originalbox, die ebenfalls das fürstliche Wappen trägt. Maximilian Egon II. zu Fürstenberg (vollständiger Name: Maximilian Egon II. Christian Karl Aloys Emil Leo Richard Anton Fürst zu Fürstenberg, Landgraf in der Baar und zu Stühlingen, Graf zu Heiligenberg und Werdenberg, *13. Oktober 1863 in Lana, Böhmen; †11. August 1941 auf Schloss Heiligenberg am Bodensee) war ein aus Böhmen stammender Standesherr, Großgrundbesitzer und Politiker. Er war seit 1896 Oberhaupt des Fürstenhauses Fürstenberg und galt als enger Vertrauter Kaiser Wilhelms II.
Auction house category:Pocket watches
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