A.LANGE & SÖHNE
A.LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY, 1ST QUALITY QUARTER REPEATER, SILVER AND GOLD
A very fine and extremely rare, large, silver and gold, manual wind quarter-repeating, half- hunting cased keyless pocket watch with 1st quality movement.
Brand: A.Lange & Söhne, Germany
Year: Sold in April 1890
Case: 28363
Movement: 28363
Caliber: 19''', Glashütte 3/4-plate, frosted gilt, 18 jewels, gold chatons with blued steel screws, straight line Glashütte escapement, gold pallet fork and escape wheel, banking with a pin and hole, Lange Guillaume-type balance with gold timing screws, blued steel Breguet balance-spring, the terminal stud adjustable by a screw, diamond endstone, engraved balance cock, swan-neck micrometer regulator, repeating on gongs activated by a slide on the band.
Diameter: 56 mm.
Signature: Dial, case and movement
Accesories: Extract from the Archives
Grading System: AAA (Excellent)
Case: 2-8 (Very good , Slightly scratched)
Dial: 2-01 (Very good , HANDS Original)
Movement: 3* (Good , Overhaul recommended, at buyer's expense)
HKD: 87,000 - 174,000
USD: 11,100 - 22,200
EUR: 10,200 - 20,400
To be sold without reserve
ALS-quality pocket watches signed: "A. Lange & Söhne, Glashutte b. Dresden". ALS (A. Lange & Söhne) always denoted watches of first quality, whether under the "A. Lange, Dresden" signature or the later "A. Lange & Söhne, Glashutte-Sa". Their movements had 16-20 jewels. Four jewels and the pallet-staff bearing were set in screw-held gold "chatons" and visible on the top plate. The balance staff had a diamond endstone. The balance cocks were engraved and the index had micrometer adjustment on a swan-neck spring. Only gold (and sometimes platinum) screws were used on the balance. According to the catalogue, Lange adjusted each movement in five positions.
Size: 56 mm.
Signature: Dial, case and movement
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A.LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY, 1ST QUALITY QUARTER REPEATER, SILVER AND GOLD
A very fine and extremely rare, large, silver and gold, manual wind quarter-repeating, half- hunting cased keyless pocket watch with 1st quality movement.
Brand: A.Lange & Söhne, Germany
Year: Sold in April 1890
Case: 28363
Movement: 28363
Caliber: 19''', Glashütte 3/4-plate, frosted gilt, 18 jewels, gold chatons with blued steel screws, straight line Glashütte escapement, gold pallet fork and escape wheel, banking with a pin and hole, Lange Guillaume-type balance with gold timing screws, blued steel Breguet balance-spring, the terminal stud adjustable by a screw, diamond endstone, engraved balance cock, swan-neck micrometer regulator, repeating on gongs activated by a slide on the band.
Diameter: 56 mm.
Signature: Dial, case and movement
Accesories: Extract from the Archives
Grading System: AAA (Excellent)
Case: 2-8 (Very good , Slightly scratched)
Dial: 2-01 (Very good , HANDS Original)
Movement: 3* (Good , Overhaul recommended, at buyer's expense)
HKD: 87,000 - 174,000
USD: 11,100 - 22,200
EUR: 10,200 - 20,400
To be sold without reserve
ALS-quality pocket watches signed: "A. Lange & Söhne, Glashutte b. Dresden". ALS (A. Lange & Söhne) always denoted watches of first quality, whether under the "A. Lange, Dresden" signature or the later "A. Lange & Söhne, Glashutte-Sa". Their movements had 16-20 jewels. Four jewels and the pallet-staff bearing were set in screw-held gold "chatons" and visible on the top plate. The balance staff had a diamond endstone. The balance cocks were engraved and the index had micrometer adjustment on a swan-neck spring. Only gold (and sometimes platinum) screws were used on the balance. According to the catalogue, Lange adjusted each movement in five positions.
Size: 56 mm.
Signature: Dial, case and movement
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