Condition PERFECT Measurements Height: 3' Specifications Materials/Technique: Sterling Silver Creator. The sterling silver lightly hammered openwork cuff bracelet with an oval green face and roman numerals.Signed Gubelin, lady G and hallmarked on the bracelet. Filigree gold-coloured steel hands - small recessed second at six oclock. Swiss (c1970) A modernist watch by Gubelin. Baton minute scale on the outside with red numerals in steps of five. Flawless white enamel dial without damage. Typically signed movement LeCoultre Cie (underneath the striking hammer).
Located in Lucerne, Switzerland, the renowned company has designed and retailed superior quality watches and clocks ever since. Gübelin Lucerne - unique jewellery and luxury watches. Gübelin was founded in 1854 and has always been a family enterprise. Part of his possessions were sold at auction in 1954 by order of the Egyptian government.
The grid has been replaced by a sterling silver one, we have the original and we. King Farouk, the last King of Egypt, was deposed in 1953 by General Abdul Nasser. The music box mechanism is working perfectly, aswell as the Gubelin watch. She was shot and killed by her husband in 1976. It is believed that the Lady in question was Fathia Ghali, the sister of King Farouk. GBELIN, LUCERNE A LADYS GOLD, DIAMOND AND ENAMEL KEYLESS PENDANT WATCH TOGETHER WITH A GOLD COIN WATCH CIRCA 19. The present watch, number 137'939, was sold at Christie's in Geneva on 8 November 1976 as part of the "Property of a Lady of the Egyptian Royal House", lot 172. Planet Earth, precisely the continents Europe and Africa, are also shown, surrounded by two curved rings with the twelve signs of the zodiac, all resembling an open eye. Patek Philippe 3466 Stainless Steel Calatrava, very rare and one of the only vintage stainless steel watches from Patek Philippe with an automatic movement, this particular example was retailed by the Gubelin boutique with the retailer signature located in the 6 oclock subdial, automatic Patek Philippe caliber 27-460, the stainless steel case. The representation on the case back refers to the creation of the astrological chart determining the position of the stars at the exact moment of the birth of an individual. The motifs are based on astrology, the dial showing the planet Saturn, also known as the ''Guardian of the Spheres'' within a ring of fire, a reminiscent of the sun's heat and energy. Pfleghard (c1900-c1975) of Zürich, a renowned enamel artist working for Gübelin at the time.
#Enamel gubelin watch series#
The present watch is part of an exceedingly small series of only three of such automatic openface watches made by Gübelin in 1952.
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