Lot 73

CHARLES FÉLICIEN TISSOT. A FINE AND RARE 18K GOLD HUNTER CASE MINUTE REPEATING PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH KEYLESS LEVER WATCH WITH MOON PHASES

SIGNED CH. F. TISSOT & FILS, RETAILED BY BRÜDER KLUMAK, WIEN, NO. 62877, CIRCA 1880

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CHARLES FÉLICIEN TISSOT. A FINE AND RARE 18K GOLD HUNTER CASE MINUTE REPEATING PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH KEYLESS LEVER WATCH WITH MOON PHASES
SIGNED CH. F. TISSOT & FILS, RETAILED BY BRÜDER KLUMAK, WIEN, NO. 62877, CIRCA 1880
Nickel-finished highly jeweled lever movement, minute repeating by two polished steel hammers on two gongs, glazed dust cover, gold cuvette engraved Brüder Klumak, Wien 1, Rothenthurmstrasse 15, Chronometer-Macher der K.K. Kriegsmarine, seuls representants pour l'Autriche, Hongrie de la maison Ch. F. Tissot & Fils, Fabricants d'Horlogerie de Précision au Locle (Suisse), white enamel dial, Roman numerals, outer Arabic five minute divisions, gold pear hands, four subsidiary dials for month and leap year indicator, day, date and phases of the moon combined with lunar calendar and constant seconds, heavy engine-turned case, the front centered by monogrammed initials CL, repeating slide and chronograph button in the band, case, cuvette and dial signed for the retailer
57mm diam.

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Lot Essay

Tissot was founded in Le Locle in 1853 by Charles Félicien Tissot and his son Charles-Emile. The firm has been producing high quality watches ever since.

Klumak Brothers in Vienna produced chronometers for the K. u. K. Kriegs-Marine or Kaiserliche und Knigliche Kriegs-Marine, the Austro-Hungarian Imperial and Royal Marine. They were also Tissot's representatives for Austria and Hungary.

For a discourse on the collaboration between Klumak and Tissot see Tissot: 150 Years of History by Estelle Fallet, p. 59.

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