Case and Dial
The watch is encased in a 14K gold hunting case measuring approximately 45mm in diameter. The exterior lids of the hunting case are finished with personalized monograms. Inside, the watch features a white porcelain enamel dial, characterized by a single sunken subsidiary seconds dial positioned at the six o'clock mark. The hours are indicated with Arabic numerals.
The interior of the case includes a gold cuvette which bears an engraving dated Christmas 1894. The auction description identifies the casing as an American contract 14K gold case and notes that the case is serial numbered to the movement. The dial itself is signed by the manufacturer, L. Audemars, with the location cited as Brassus and Geneve.
Evidence for this section
- “The American contract 14K Gold Case Is Serial Numbered To The Movement With Christmas 1894 Date Engraved On The Cuvette And both Lids Have Monograms.”
- “The Watch Has A Single Sunk White Porcelain Enamel Dial With Roman Numerals And Is Signed Ls. Audemars Brassus and Geneve.”
