Travel Alarm Clock Vacheron & Constantin Genéve Switzerland, circa 1905, signed on the enamelled dial, movement number 427, gilt brass case glazed on all sides, the discs with facet cut, front with separate dial for the alarm time, movement with anchor escapement visible from above, alarm striking on bell, working, with two keys, good condition, h 15 cm. Switzerland, circa 1905, signed on the enamelled dial, movement number 427, gilt brass case glazed on all sides, the discs with facet cut, front with separate dial for the alarm time, movement with anchor escapement visible from above, alarm striking on bell, working, with two keys, good condition, h 15 cm. Info: The identical clock was sold by Christies New York in 2015 for US $ 14,375.

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