Ulysee Nardin Locle - 14Kt. Goldtaschenuhr - Zweifarbenoptik - Men - Schweiz 1910

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Swiss watchmaking Ulysee Nardin was founded in 1846 by Ulysse Nardin in Le Locle, Switzerland. Ulysse Nardin is known as one of the founders of the Swiss marine chronometer industry, next to Louis Jean. Richard-dit-Bressel and Henri Grandjean. Chronometer watches, with their own manufacture movements, are one of the most sought-after types of collector's watches. Solid gold Lépine from the factory of one of the best watch manufacturers. Interesting 14 kt (585) gold Lépine - hallmarked. Polished case. Gold inner lid. The dial is in very well-kept condition without damage. Bicolour look. Made with guilloché and non-guilloché. Ring with smooth numerals. Guilloché inner surface. Very fine Arabic numerals. Small recessed second hand at six o'clock. Blued steel hands - very fine. Decorative beams under 12 o'clock. Hand adjustment via the crown. Dust lid (also 14 kt gold) , smooth finish. Smooth case back on the outside - hallmarked with 0. 585 on the inside and further gold hallmarks as well as company hallmark. Gold-coloured in-house manufactured movement. Also inscribed with Ulysse Nardin Locle Geneve 59198 on the movement. Four chatons - ruby bearing stone - special fine adjustment. The movement is in working order. Watch diameter: 50 mm without crown - with pendant: 67 mm. Weight: 62 g. Made in 1910. Collector's watch in very good condition. Manufacture movement. Pictures are part of the description. Insured shipping with Fed. Ex.

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