Cartier
Manufacturer
Cartier
Year
Circa 1910s
Movement No
30’225, 2338
Case No
2338 and 3351
Material
Gold, silver, agate, enamel, moonstone, rose-cut diamonds
Dimensions
72.5mm height x 58mm width x 49mm length
Signed
Dial signed Cartier; Movement signed Nocturne
Accessories
Accompanied by associated fitted presentation box and key.
Condition Report:
Case: The case is well-preserved in excellent overall condition for its age. The surface is presented with some minor wear and oxidation due to aging. The case edges are nice and defined with no signs of restoration. The hallmarks remain visible. The diamonds are intact on the left and right sides of the clock.
Dial: The dial is presented in excellent overall condition with signs of normal aging. There are some surface markings near 10 and 11 o’clock visible under a loupe. The diamonds are nice and intact on the hands.
Movement: The present example displays a minute repeating movement that functions properly during the cataloguing process. Please note that the movement has not been tested for accuracy. A service is recommended.
Literature:
Similar examples of the present clock are illustrated in u003cemu003eLe Temps de Cartieru003c/emu003e by Jader Barracca, Giampiero Negretti and Franco Nencini, p. 59 and 108.
Manufacturer
Cartier
Year
Circa 1910s
Movement No
30’225, 2338
Case No
2338 and 3351
Material
Gold, silver, agate, enamel, moonstone, rose-cut diamonds
Dimensions
72.5mm height x 58mm width x 49mm length
Signed
Dial signed Cartier; Movement signed Nocturne
Accessories
Accompanied by associated fitted presentation box and key.
Condition Report:
Case: The case is well-preserved in excellent overall condition for its age. The surface is presented with some minor wear and oxidation due to aging. The case edges are nice and defined with no signs of restoration. The hallmarks remain visible. The diamonds are intact on the left and right sides of the clock.
Dial: The dial is presented in excellent overall condition with signs of normal aging. There are some surface markings near 10 and 11 o’clock visible under a loupe. The diamonds are nice and intact on the hands.
Movement: The present example displays a minute repeating movement that functions properly during the cataloguing process. Please note that the movement has not been tested for accuracy. A service is recommended.
Literature:
Similar examples of the present clock are illustrated in u003cemu003eLe Temps de Cartieru003c/emu003e by Jader Barracca, Giampiero Negretti and Franco Nencini, p. 59 and 108.
