Antique Breguet Clock

Price Type: auction
Sold Date: 4/13/2002
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Catalog Description:

Very fine and unique one year-going center-seconds floor regulator beating seconds, accompanied by a certificate. Breguet et Fils, No. 769, used as a Breguet Co. Regulator, begun in 1855, finished in 1874. Very C. Mahogany, rectangular cresting above molded cornice, the trunk with paneled front door with lock with a pin-hole opening, paneled veneered plinth mounted over molded base. D. Circular, silvered and matted, radial Roman hour chapter, outer minute/seconds divisions, winding aperture above 6 o'clock. Blued steel Breguet hands. M. Rectangular, 13 x 13 cm, brass, heavy single weight, five-wheel train, dead-beat Graham escapement, escape wheel set on the back plate, heavy cylinder pendulum bob mounted to wooden rod, suspended from a double suspension spring mounted to a heavy iron cast bracket fixed to the case, micrometric beat adjustment on the rod. Signed on the dial Breguet et Fils, the movement stamped "Souscription, Aime Jacob". Dim. Height 190 cm, base width 50 cm.

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