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Distinguished Cuervo y Sobrinos Watch - Havana/Switzerland - "Prominent" Model Ref. A. 1011/2 In steel, 47 x 37 mm in running condition, automatic movement.

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Distinguished Cuervo y Sobrinos Watch - Havana/Switzerland - "Prominent" Model Ref. A. 1011/2 In steel, 47 x 37 mm in running condition, automatic movement.

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Estim. 8 000 - 12 000 EUR

Cartier, Reversible, n° 542xx, circa 1970. A rare and superb reversible ladies' watch in gold, case mounted on a stretcher, white dial, radiating Roman numerals, railway minute track, blued steel glaive hands, crown set with a cabochon sapphire. Hand-wound mechanical movement, caliber JLC 850, yellow gold folding clasp. The watch is in excellent overall condition, both aesthetically and mechanically, with the stretcher system operating smoothly. The style of this case is typical of the classic "Reverso" case invented by René Chauvot, French patent no. 712868 dated March 4, 1931 and later acquired by Jaeger-LeCoultre. Our watch appears to conform to the patent specifications, but in our example designed by Cartier, most likely in small series. Conceived as a synthesis between a sports watch and a more distinguished watch, the dial can disappear into the case for protection during activities. A rare opportunity to acquire a watch with a relatively simple but truly unusual appearance. Dim 27 x 19 mm - B.P. 30 g. A very rare and fine yellow gold reversible laidies wristwatch, white dial, minute-track, radiant Roman numerals, blued steel glaive hands, sapphire-set crown. Manual winding movement caliber JLC 850. Original yellow gold deployant buckle. The present timepiece is preserved in very good overall condition, showingcasing deep hallmarks. The style of this case is typical of the classic 'Reverso' case invented by Rene Chauvot, French Patent No. 712868 from March 4, 1931 and later acquired by Jaeger-LeCoultre. Our watch appears to conform to the patent specifications, but in our example designed by Cartier, most likely in small series. Designed as a synthesis between the sports watch and the more distinguished one, the dial can disappear into the case for protection purposes during activities. A rare opportunity to acquire a watch with a relatively simple appearance but truly unusual.

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CUERVO & SOBRINOS Torpedo gents chronograph in steel reference A3012, Switzerland around 2020, automatic, large case with chamfered bezel, screwed down case back, in center creme-coloured dial with black sub dials and black pulsation-scale, 24-hour-display at 9, central minute- and second-counter, rhodium plated movement calibre ETA 2824-2, fausses cotes decoration, 50 jewels, precision adjustment, original leather strap with steel deployant clasp enclosed, diameter approx. 43 mm, condition 2, property of a collector

Estim. 500 - 600 EUR

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