F(ré)res Esquivillon & Delhoudens - Dreifach Silberspindeluhr - zwei Übergehäuse - Silber - Switzerland around 1770

Swiss watchmaking

Esquivillon & Delhoudens

Esquivillon & Delhoudens was active in Geneva and Paris between 1765 and 1830. The Geneva watchmaker Jacques Dechoudens (1728-1801) founded a workshop with the Esquivillon brothers that produced high-quality verge pocket watches.

Very rare magnificent pindle clock in a triple silver case

Unusual collector's watch.

First outer case with double-sided repousse - floral with grapes and fantasy shapes.

Second outer case with engraved rings.

White enamel dial in beautiful condition. Roman bold numerals in a circle. Connected minute track with Arabic 5 numbers in front. Playful, heavily decorated hands - gold-colored. Signed Fres Esquivillon & Delhoudens. Minor damage when screwing on the dial.

Elevator at the back.

Under the 6 unlocking for the factory fold-out.

Fold-out soldered

Beautiful work with silver ornamental ring. Fire-gilded circuit board. Filigree and closely crafted silver spindle cock with floral depictions and central ruby, high-quality Egyptian decorative pillars. Factory signature Fres Esquivillon Delhouden

Winding key for movement and time setting on the center square of the dial.

Work working

As a collector's item, the running time and accuracy have not been checked.

Watch with outer case 62mm diameter with pedant 77mm. Height 30mm, weight 148. 4g

Clock was created around 1770

Nice overall condition of the watch.

Interesting collector's clock with two outer cases and a verge watch with a beautiful movement

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