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ADRIAN MOLE' Gold Pocket Watch Second half of the 19th century 14K gold case with double caseback, white ceramic dial with Roman numerals. Mechanical cylinder movement. No. 81065. Inner case inscribed with “Molè à Genève.” Hallmarked 14K and 56. Diameter: 35 mm. Gross weight: 35 g. Adrian Molé was a Swiss master watchmaker who worked in Geneva in the mid-19th century (around 1840–1860). His work is renowned for its finely decorated pocket watches and shawl watches (for women). He was particularly noted for his cases made of 18-carat gold or silver, featuring polychrome enamel work or guilloché engraving. Item condition rating: **** good. The lot is in good condition with normal signs of wear from age. It is currently in working order.
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