ATTRIBUTED TO ERNEST GUINAND, LE LOCLE, NO. 3321, CIRCA 1870
Details
Swiss. An early 18 carat gold hunter cased keywound one minute tourbillon chronometer watch, made for the spanish market
Attributed to Ernest Guinand, Le Locle, No. 3321, circa 1870
With highly engraved gilt frosted jewelled lever movement, the three armed one minute tourbillon carriage with bimetallic compensation balance, spiral spring with overcoil and regulator, the fully engraved bridge in the form of initials 'E.G.', glazed dust cover, the silver engine turned dial with engraved floral decoration in relief, applied gold Roman numerals and floral decoration to centre and border, subsidiary seconds, pierced gilt hands, the engine turned case with engraved floral foliage, blank cartouche, engraved pendant and bow, unsigned
53 mm. diam.
Attributed to Ernest Guinand, Le Locle, No. 3321, circa 1870
With highly engraved gilt frosted jewelled lever movement, the three armed one minute tourbillon carriage with bimetallic compensation balance, spiral spring with overcoil and regulator, the fully engraved bridge in the form of initials 'E.G.', glazed dust cover, the silver engine turned dial with engraved floral decoration in relief, applied gold Roman numerals and floral decoration to centre and border, subsidiary seconds, pierced gilt hands, the engine turned case with engraved floral foliage, blank cartouche, engraved pendant and bow, unsigned
53 mm. diam.