KUTCHINSKY BRACELET WATCH in yellow gold (750 thousandths). Dial with painted enamel miniature depicting "a sailboat at sea". Quartz movement. Leather strap. Case signed KUTCHINSKY and bears the jeweler's hallmark inside. English work. Caliber: 23 mm. Gross weight: 22.1 g. Former court jewelers to Ludwig of Bavaria, the Kutchinsky family fled Poland at the end of the 19th century for London, where they opened a jewelry workshop. After the Second World War, Kutchinsky's bold creations had a major impact. He made a name for himself with his enamelled jewelry and objects.

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