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1042(1705927)
Cartier, "Breguet Numerals", ca 1930.
10 days 18 hours
Pre-bidding ends on April 21 at 4:30 PM. The item will then be sold in a live auction starting at 5:00 PM. Bidding will continue at that time, and you can participate in real time online, by phone, or in person in the auction room at Arsenalsgatan 2, Stockholm.
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Case size: 45 mm
Material: 18K gold
Movement: lever escapement
Year: circa 1930
Case number: 15608 / 15608 / 8417
Total weight: circa 50 grams

Overall in good vintage condition. The dial shows some minor marks and signs of ageing.

A simple function check indicated the movement runs; accuracy, power reserve and long-term performance have not been tested and servicing may be required at the buyer’s expense. Pictures of the movement are available upon request. Water resistance cannot be guaranteed and should be checked by a qualified watchmaker before any exposure to water. No right of withdrawal applies to live auction purchases.

Location
Västberga Allé 3, Hägersten - B8
Provenance

Consigned by the family to the late first owner, with the letter below.

"Folke was a devoted lover of art — the kind of person who genuinely believed that art could lift us out of the sometimes “grey routine” of everyday life and make it a little bigger, a little richer. And he didn’t settle for simply appreciating art — he was always keen to support young, not yet established artists, often with both his time, his engagement, and his money. It was something he truly cared deeply about.

When I was a child, he often took me to art museums. I’ll be honest — at the time, I wasn’t always as enthusiastic. As an eight-year-old, I would much rather have been running around on a football pitch. But something still stayed with me. Those visits opened up a world that I’ve carried with me throughout my life, even if I didn’t fully understand it back then.

So even though I can’t point to a specific anecdote connected to these particular watches, it still feels like something he would have appreciated. Because they carry the same idea: that there is something in what is created, in the aesthetic, that can make us pause — and perhaps even lift our gaze for a moment."

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Simon Naeslund
Simon Naeslund
Watch Specialist
+46 (0)735 95 68 75
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