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BOVET 1822, ORBIS MUNDI

Estimate value
CHF 52 000 – 65 000
Auction dateClassic
10.05.2024 14:00UTC +02:00
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CHRISTIE'S
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
Event location
Switzerland, Geneva
ID 1202696
Lot 8 | BOVET 1822, ORBIS MUNDI
BOVET 1822, ORBIS MUNDI

Model Name: Orbis Mundi, Ref. NTHU024-PU

Case: 18K red gold case material - Fleurier type of case - Crown at 12 - Waterproof to 30 meters - Sapphire caseback.

Dial: Magenta guilloché base dial with 7 layers of lacquer, applied by hand — White lacquered with Roman numerals world time display, with cities representing the 24 time zones — Monaco city in Magenta — X index in Magenta for the 10th edition of Only Watch — Exposed in-House hairspring and escapement — Power reserve indicator.

Calibre: 15BM01HU Caliber — High-watchmaking, hand-winding manufacture movement — Diameter: 15 1⁄3 ’’’ — Frequency: 21,600 vibrations/hour — Power reserve: 7 days with a single barrel — Functions: Hours, minutes, world timer with 24 time zones including Monaco, small seconds, power reserve indicator — All functions can be set using the crown.

Bracelet: Alligator strap - Red gold ardillon buckle - Strap attachment's points set with sapphire cabochons.

Dimension: Diameter: 42mm / Thickness: 11.25mm

Specificities: Easy to read and set world timer — Magenta guilloché base dial with coloured Monaco for CET timezone and X for 10th edition of OW — Manufactured high-watchmaking Bovet movement — Timepiece with more than 95% of in-house components.

Auction house category:Wrist watches
Address of auction CHRISTIE'S
Place de la Taconnerie 8
1204 Geneva
Switzerland
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10.05.2024 – 10.05.2024
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