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Important notice – Special conditions
The lots are sold “as is”, described to the best of our knowledge and cannot be returned. Once the online bid is placed by the bidder, it cannot be cancelled
Online Auction of a Watchmaking workshop
Geneva, Oct 01, 2020
LOT 3
American Waltham Watch Co.
8-day going marine chronometer, power-reserve; aluminium
Aluminium, eight-day going, marine chronometer, subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock and one horological complication:
· 8-day power-reserve indication (sector at 3:30).
Brand American Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Massachusetts (U.S.A.)
Model made for the U.S. Navy, No. 1 023
Year circa 1915
Movement No. 20 093 466
Case No. unnumbered
Caliber size 37s (model 1910), 25’’’, ¾ plate, two barrels, lever escapement, adjusted
Dimensions Ø 76 mm. (bezel)
CHF 1,200 - 1,400
CONDITIONS AND INFORMATION FOR BUYERS
The purchase price payable by a buyer will be the sum of the final bid price plus
the buyer’s premium, together with any applicable sales or compensating use tax. In addition to the hammer price, the buyer’s premium is payable as follows:
25% of the hammer price on each lot.
Please look carefully at all the photos as they are an integral part of the description. Any defect not mentioned in the descriptions but visible on the photos will be considered as described and cannot lead to any claim.
The dimensions are given as an indication and may slightly differ from the measures mentioned by the manufacturers especially for contemporary watches. The photos are not retouched. Colors may differ from reality.
For timepieces, we guarantee neither the functioning nor the precision of the movement, nor the water-resistance of the case. In addition, please note that movements, parts of mechanisms or cases may be incomplete.
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
| Grading System | |
|---|---|
Case: 4-6-8 |
Fair Slightly oxidized Slightly scratched |
Movement: 4** |
Fair Repair required, at buyer's expense |
Dial: 4-01 |
Fair HANDS Original |
Notes
The movement used in this watch was produced at 774 000 examples, between 1910 and 1924.