GOLDEN SAVONNETTE POCKET WATCH Quarter repeater on bells, around 1900. Case: half-tub with 2 bulges, base and lid guilloched, 1 Swiss stamp, 1 Russian 56 gold stamp, No. 1377, dust cover guilloched and engraved "Répétition No. 1377" Movement: Lecoultre bridge caliber, nickel, 2 screwed-on jewels, counterweight lever escapement, balancing balance, Breguet balance spring, wolf-tooth ratchet wheels, bow winding, hand setting with lever. D: 53.8 mm, H: 16.4 mm, weight: 115g Prof. André Curtit wrote in his expertise: "Piece of good quality in working condition". Since then the watch has been in a display case. The current function has not been tested.

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