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August Ericsson - Spring Detent Chronometer (*) A fine Swiss Ulysse Nardin deck chronometer with a spring detent escapement, sold to August Ericsson jewelers in St. Petersburg Movm. No. 1372, Cal. Ulysse Nardin, Case No. 1372, Dimensions 58 mm, circa 1900, Weight 160 g, Origin Russia/Switzerland Case: Silver. Dial: Enamel. Movement: Bridge movement, Guillaume gold-screw compensation balance. August Ericsson was a well-regarded Swedish watchmaker and retailer who operated his business in St. Petersburg from 1865 until his death in 1915. He used only top-of-the-line movements—such as Ulysse Nardin, IWC, Longines, and even Victor Kullberg—in his pocket watches and marine chronometers. He supplied watches to the Tsar and his family, as well as to the Russian Navy. Case: very good. Dial: very good. Movement: very good, in working condition; cleaning recommended.
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