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Front view of the Haas Neveux & Cie platinum digital perpetual calendar watch and its movement.

Pocket watch · Calendar & astronomical watch

Haas Neveux & Cie Digital Perpetual Calendar Pocket Watch, Art Deco

This Haas Neveux & Cie pocket watch, serial number 20544, is a platinum-cased timekeeper manufactured circa 1900. The watch is defined by its digital display system, which indicates hours, minutes, days of the week, dates, and months through a series of apertures on the dial. The mechanism is a keyless, slim jump-hour movement, measuring 18''' and featuring 18 jewels, a straight-line lever escapement, and a cut bimetallic compensation balance with a blued steel flat balance spring. The movement is finished with fausses côtes decoration. The case is a three-piece, "bassine"-style construction in polished platinum. The dial is silver and matted, with the time and calendar information arranged in distinct sections. The piece is accompanied by an original fitted box.

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Front view of the Haas Neveux & Cie jumping 24-hour pocket watch, showing the matte silver dial with aperture hour display and triangular bow.

Pocket watch · Open-face watch

Haas Neveux Jumping 24-Hour Dress Watch

This Haas Neveux & Cie dress watch, serial number 70306, is a keyless pocket watch made circa 1920. Housed in a three-body 18K white gold 'bassine pincee' case, the watch features an unusual jumping 24-hour mechanism. The matte silver dial uses apertures to display the hours, cycling from 0-11 in the morning to 12-23 after midday, and incorporates a subsidiary seconds register. The movement is a rhodium-plated 17-ligne caliber decorated with fausses côtes, featuring 18 jewels, a straight line lever escapement, and a cut bimetallic compensation balance with a flat balance spring. The movement bears the Geneva quality mark. The watch is signed on the dial and case, with corresponding numbers on both. It includes blued steel Breguet hands and a triangular bow,

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