A rare Glashuette silver pocket watch
Gehäuse
Silver, guilloché pattern.|Very good, slightly rubbed.
Zifferblatt
Enamel.|Very good.
Werk
3/4 plate movement, lever escapement, gold screw compensation balance.|Very good, capable of running, cleaning recommended.
WERKNR:1300
caseId:1300
dimension:52 mm
circa:1900
weight:101
country:Germany
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originalcertificate:
guaranteecard:
servicecard:
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In the late 19th century, watch and clock wholesaler J. Bernhard Junge from Dresden was one of the most famous men in the German horological industry. In 1891 he moved from retailing timepieces to their production and established a manufactory together with his sons - this was the birth of the B. Junge & Söhne brand. Like most of the makers in Glashütte at the time, the individual components were produced by the local cottage industry specialists. The timepieces that are known today bear numbers between 1,000 and 1,300. Watch production in Glashütte was discontinued in 1901.As the company only produced pocket watches in Glashütte for about a decade, only a few watches from the production of B. Junge & Söhne are known today. The company advertised the fact that it was able to obtain an observatory certificate for all its watches.
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Gehäuse
Silver, guilloché pattern.|Very good, slightly rubbed.
Zifferblatt
Enamel.|Very good.
Werk
3/4 plate movement, lever escapement, gold screw compensation balance.|Very good, capable of running, cleaning recommended.
WERKNR:1300
caseId:1300
dimension:52 mm
circa:1900
weight:101
country:Germany
originalbox:
originalcertificate:
guaranteecard:
servicecard:
extract:
accessories:
clasp:
In the late 19th century, watch and clock wholesaler J. Bernhard Junge from Dresden was one of the most famous men in the German horological industry. In 1891 he moved from retailing timepieces to their production and established a manufactory together with his sons - this was the birth of the B. Junge & Söhne brand. Like most of the makers in Glashütte at the time, the individual components were produced by the local cottage industry specialists. The timepieces that are known today bear numbers between 1,000 and 1,300. Watch production in Glashütte was discontinued in 1901.As the company only produced pocket watches in Glashütte for about a decade, only a few watches from the production of B. Junge & Söhne are known today. The company advertised the fact that it was able to obtain an observatory certificate for all its watches.
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