L. Tissot & Co Geneva rare minute repeater miniature carriage clock, 8 day movement
L. Tissot & Co Geneva Switzerland very rare minute repeater miniature carriage clock, 8 day movement, in the smallest version, only 7cm high in lavishly engine-turned and cobalt blue enamelled silver case
Very rare minute repeater miniature carriage clock
In the smallest version, only 7cm high
L. Tissot & Co
Geneva Switzerland
in lavishly engine-turned and cobalt blue enamelled silver case
8 day movement
date of manufacture: approx. 1920
This fine coveted miniature carriage clock was made around 1920 in western Switzerland. The rectangular case on the bun feet was made in silver execution, on all sides artfully engine-turned and four-sided elaborately cobalt blue enamelled. The translucent cobalt blue enamelled sides are edged by the opaque white rectangle, which gives a special accent. The ivory-colored enamel dial has a subtle stripe decoration and is equipped with blued hands. The watch has a rhodium-plated rectangular-shaped brass movement with lever escapement and keywind. The minute repeating will be triggered by a cabochon, the strike of the hours, quater hours and minutes is done by two hammers and two gongs. The repetition sounds loud and has a beautiful sound.
Details on the watch
Dial
enamel
radial Arabic numerals
outer five-minute divisions
blued spade hands
very good condition
Movement
rectangular full plate movement
lever escapement
rhodium plated
3 pos. adjusted
15 Jewels
screw balance
counterpoised lever
blued hairspring
fine adjusting device
signed
The movement was cleaned it is fully functional and running very well
Case
silver, fineness 0.925
all sides very fine eingine-turned
silver punch marks "GS" in square
size: width approx. 45mm, height approx. 70mm, depth approx. 33mm without lug
profiled plinth
very good condition, minimal spalling over the rear left ball foot
The watch is fully functional, is running very well and is in a good used total condition.
Data sheet
- Case
- Silver
- Winding
- Manual
- Year
- approx. 1920
- Scope of supply
- none
- Special
- In the smallest execution, only 7cm high