A. LANGE & SÖHNE. AN EARLY AND VERY WELL PRESERVED 18K PINK GOLD POCKET WATCH WITH ENAMEL DIAL
A. LANGE & SÖHNE. AN EARLY AND VERY WELL PRESERVED 18K PINK GOLD POCKET WATCH WITH ENAMEL DIAL
A. LANGE & SÖHNE. AN EARLY AND VERY WELL PRESERVED 18K PINK GOLD POCKET WATCH WITH ENAMEL DIAL
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A. LANGE & SÖHNE. AN EARLY AND VERY WELL PRESERVED 18K PINK GOLD POCKET WATCH WITH ENAMEL DIAL
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A. LANGE & SÖHNE. AN EARLY AND VERY WELL PRESERVED 18K PINK GOLD POCKET WATCH WITH ENAMEL DIAL

CASE NO. 33’645, SOLD IN 1896

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A. LANGE & SÖHNE. AN EARLY AND VERY WELL PRESERVED 18K PINK GOLD POCKET WATCH WITH ENAMEL DIAL
CASE NO. 33’645, SOLD IN 1896
Movement: Manual, hand-engraved balance cock, gold screws and diamond endstone on balance wheel
Dial:
White enamel with gold Louis XV style hands
Case: 58 mm.
With: A. Lange & Söhne Guarantee, Observatory certificate dated 6 March 1901 and presentation box
Remark: According to the Heritage & Content Developer Akademie department from A. Lange & Söhne the present lot was sold in 1896 with 580RM (Reichsmark). Musuem quality piece, extremely well preserved and rarely comes with original certificate and box

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Lot Essay

An exceptionally rare and well-preserved 18k pink gold pocket watch, this early A. Lange & Söhne piece was sold in 1896 and showcases the manufacture's finest traditional craftsmanship. According to the Heritage & Content Developer Akademie department from A. Lange & Söhne, the present lot was sold in 1896 for 580 Reichsmark, a significant sum at the time that reflects the watch's exceptional quality. The watch is distinguished by a three-part white enamel dial fitted with elegant gold Louis XV style hands, housed within a "Louis XV" style Savonette case. The case back is adorned with intricate guilloché engraving, bearing an 'HO' monogram and the hallmark of the "Order of the Garter," a subtle detail that speaks to its distinguished provenance. Accompanied by its original Observatory certificate dated 6 March 1901 and presentation box, this museum-quality timepiece is a remarkable survivor from the earliest years of the brand.

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