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406 - W. Freymuth - Lever Chronometer
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W. Freymuth - Lever Chronometer A very fine gold hunting-case pocket watch for the Russian market Movement No. 26605, Cal. LeCoultre, Case No. 26605, Dimensions 54 mm, circa 1900, Weight 110 g, Origin Switzerland Case: 14K gold, tiered, guilloché pattern, black enamel inlay. Dial: Enamel. Movement: Bridge movement, lever escapement, screw-compensated balance. The watch retailer and manufacturer W. Freymuth (Russian: ?. ????????) was a renowned watch shop and trading house in Moscow in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, founded by Woldemar Fedorovich Freymuth (Woldemar Fyodorovich Freymuth). The company held the prestigious title of official supplier to the Imperial Court (????????? ??????????? ?????) or to His Imperial Majesty’s Cabinet. In 1878, Freymuth was appointed as the clockmaker responsible for the maintenance and repair of the Spassky Tower clock (Kremlin clock/chimes) in Moscow. Case: very good. Dial: very good. Movement: very good, capable of running, cleaning recommended.
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