Taschenuhr: sehr seltenes und hochfeines Taschenchronometer, Winnerl-Schüler Simon Vissière (1822-1887) Le Havre France No.148, ca.1870 - photo 1

Taschenuhr: sehr seltenes und hochfeines Taschenchronometer, Winnerl-Schüler Simon Vissière (1822-1887) Le Havre France No.148, ca.1870

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€ 6 000
Auction dateClassic
09.09.2017 18:30UTC +02:00
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Karl-Heinz Cortrie GmbH
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ID 6275
Lot 4175 | Taschenuhr: sehr seltenes und hochfeines Taschenchronometer, Winnerl-Schüler Simon Vissière (1822-1887) Le Havre France No.148, ca.1870
Ca. Ø52mm, originales Silbergehäuse mit rotgoldenen Scharnieren, hochfeines Chronometerwerk mit Feder-Chronometerhemmung und Diamantdeckstein, fein gravierter Kloben, gebläute Stahlschrauben, signiert Vissière au Havre No.148, signiertes, originales Emaillezifferblatt mit ungewöhnlicher Position der Sekunde auf der "12", gebläute Stahlzeiger, sehr fein haarrissig, ansonsten guter, funktionstüchtiger Zustand, Revision 2016. Taschenchronometer von Simon Vissiere sind äußerst selten, bekannter sind seine Marinechronometer, die zu Liebhaberpreisen gehandelt werden. Simon Vissière (1822-1887) wurde in Paris geboren und wurde zu einem bedeutenden französischen Chronometermacher. Er war Schüler von Winnerl und gewann zwischen 1849 und 1852 bei Ausstellungen diverse Medaillen.1867 patentierte er eine Chronometerunruh und im selben Jahr eröffnete er seine Werkstatt in Havre inklusive einem eigenen Observatorium.
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