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Moser Silver Split-Seconds Pocket Chronograph - Early 1900s
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Moser Silver Split-Seconds Pocket Chronograph – Early 1900s

2.000,00 €

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Important H. Moser & Cie. pocket chronograph from the early 1900s, fitted with the prestigious split-seconds complication, designed to record intermediate times or two events sharing the same start time. The large enamel dial, with Roman numerals and chronograph scales, retains all the charm of the period’s technical watchmaking. A timepiece of particular historic and collecting interest.

  • Brand: Henry Moser & Cie
  • Collection: Split-seconds chronograph
  • Period: early 1900s 
  • Condition: Used 
  • Movement: hand-wound mechanical with split-seconds chronograph 
  • Case: Silver
  • Case diameter: mm 55
  • Dial: White enamel with Roman numerals, chronograph scales and counters
  • Case back: double
  • Note: Before becoming the niche Swiss haute horlogerie brand known today (H. Moser & Cie.), founder Heinrich Moser built a true commercial empire in 19th-century Saint Petersburg. His watches were so precise and luxurious that they became the official timepieces of the Romanov imperial family and the Tsar’s court. This piece embodies the peak of the brand’s production before the Russian Revolution of 1917 forever changed the company’s history.

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