ANONYMOUS NO. 26264. Circa 1930. Tuxedo watch... Lot 428

ANONYMOUS NO. 26264. Circa 1930. Tuxedo watch in 18k (750) white gold and enamel Round case, decorated on the back with the initials "A.C" in black enamel, snap-fastening back, numbered and bearing the handwritten signature "Glauchu" on the inside. Silvered dial, applied Arabic numerals, beaded minute track, off-center second hand. Mechanical movement with crown winding, côtes de Genève decoration, (to be overhauled). Diameter: 43 mm Gross weight 41.00 g.. With period case signed "Henri Lyon et ses Fils, 12 rue de la Paix, Paris". A 18k white gold and enamel manual winding dress watch (overhaul required). With a box from the period signed by the French jeweler " Henri Lyon et ses Fils, 12 rue de la Paix, Paris " CONDITION REPORT: Please note that this watch is sold as is. The movement does not work (broken balance shaft). Overhaul required. Case with a few scratches from use, a visible scratch on the back, hardly legible master stamp inside (probably GL, no warranty). Dial with patina and oxidation. Broken balance shaft. We would like to thank Mr. Jacques Bianchi for his kind collaboration. CONDITION REPORT: Please note that the present watch is sold "as is". Movement out of service (pendulum broken) . Overhaul required Case with signs of use, a scuff on a caseback, goldsmith mark inside (difficult to read, probably GL, without guarantee) Dial with patina and oxidation Balance broken With our sincere thanks to Jacques Bianchi for his kind collaboration Please note that all watches are sold as is. No guarantee of working order. Most watches have been opened to identify the type and quality of the movement, including water-resistant watches, so the buyer is advised to consult a watchmaker to review the water-resistance of the watch. Please note that all watches are sold "as is". No guarantee of working order. Most watches have been opened to identify the type and quality of the movement, including water-resistant watches, so the buyer is advised to consult a watchmaker to review the water-resistance of the watch.