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Vacheron Constantin "Montre à volets", um 1930

Lot 2211
24.03.2022 09:00UTC +01:00
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CHF 3 000
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Event locationSwitzerland, Zürich
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Lot 2211 | Vacheron Constantin "Montre à volets", um 1930
Estimate value
CHF 2 500 – 5 000
Vacheron Constantin "Montre à volets", um 1930
Art Déco. 750 Gelbgold Gehäuse Nr. 11281 mit französischer Adlerkopf-Punze und Verantwortlichkeitsmarke des Pariser Juweliers Verger Frères. Gehäuseboden zusätzlich nummeriert 255647. Vacheron Constantin Handaufzug Cal., Werk Nr. 409045. Versilbertes Zifferblatt mit aufgesetzten arabischen Zahlen und goldfarbenen Kathedral-Zeigern. Gehäuse mit geometrischer, schwarzer Email-Verzierung. Werk, Zifferblatt signiert. Funktionstüchtig. 4x3 cm, Gesamtgewicht 55,2 g.
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Vacheron Constantin begann Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts die Zusammenarbeit mit dem Pariser Juwelier Ferdinand Verger, welcher der erste Vertreter von Vacheron Constantin in Frankreich werden sollte. Er lenkte die stilistischen Entscheidungen der Marke. In den 1920er Jahren wurde das Unternehmen Verger von seinen Söhnen übernommen. Um wettbewerbsfähig zu bleiben und die damals besonders hohen Zölle zu vermeiden, beschloss Vacheron Constantin, nur noch Uhrwerke zu verkaufen und die Gehäusefertigung den Werkstätten von Verger Frères zu überlassen. Verger Frères verleiht der Marke den Pariser Stil und kreierte zahlreiche Tischuhren und Komplikationsuhren.
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