View full screen - View 1 of Lot 425. A silver and gold ruby cylinder watch quarter-repeating à toc, No. 1095, Sold to Milord Barington 25 Nivoise An 11 (15 January 1803) for 1320 Francs, Rentre en ventôse rendu et vendu à Monsieur Macture le 15, Floreal an 11 (5 May, 1803), the case Circa 1920’s.

Property from the Estate of Bryan P. Hiler, Indiana

Breguet

A silver and gold ruby cylinder watch quarter-repeating à toc, No. 1095, Sold to Milord Barington 25 Nivoise An 11 (15 January 1803) for 1320 Francs, Rentre en ventôse rendu et vendu à Monsieur Macture le 15, Floreal an 11 (5 May, 1803), the case Circa 1920’s

Lot closes

June 17, 04:02 PM GMT

Estimate

8,000 - 12,000 USD

Current Bid

7,500 USD

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Lot Details

Description

Dial: white enamel dial, Breguet numerals, secret signature ‘Breguet No.1095’ beneath 12 o’clock

Movement: gilt movement, ruby cylinder escapement, plain three-arm balance with parachute suspension, blued steel flat spiral balance spring and regulator index, quarter repeating train with exposed steel spring, racks beneath dial, repeating via two asymmetrically shaped polished hammers

Case: gilt-metal hinged cuvette, the silver case with polished finish, gold details

Case number: the interior case back stamped 1095 B, the cuvette signed Breguet N1095

Size: 52 mm diameter

Signed: case and dial

Accessories: with associated short gold tone metal chain with later leather Breguet box numbered 1095 the base with gilt signature rondel for Breguet & Compie quai de l’Horloge du Palais, No. 39 à Paris, with Breguet certificate no. 2735, dated for Paris 15 December 1927. The certificate further stamped Boite collier argent a filet et be… or de fabrication modern (736 cv) 

The case has been replaced by Breguet in 1928; this is confirmed in an email from Emmanuel Breguet to Bryan Hiler, August 17th, 2017, where it is noted that the workbook records reflect that on May 12th 1927 Mr. Ginori brought the movement to Breguet for Breguet 1095 without a case. 


The client requested a new case be made in silver with gold details. The work was completed at Breguet on January 24, 1928 for the price of 3000 French Francs. The information was further reflected in the Breguet’s repair book no.105 cv.736.