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拍品專文
According to the archives of Jaeger-LeCoultre, the present watch is one of two examples delivered to Paul Ditisheim in La Chaux de Fonds on 27 Septembre 1902.
The movement is also stamped 15833 flanked by the symbol of the Swiss cross, referring to Paul Ditisheim's patent no. 15833 obtained on 7 January 1898 for a governor or speed regulator for a repeating mechanism. This invention was then also used by other manufacturers, notably LeCoultre.
The movement is also stamped 15833 flanked by the symbol of the Swiss cross, referring to Paul Ditisheim's patent no. 15833 obtained on 7 January 1898 for a governor or speed regulator for a repeating mechanism. This invention was then also used by other manufacturers, notably LeCoultre.