A fine quality, fully serviced, 24 hour Admiralty
Pattern Chronometer Deck watch by Asmus Johannsen &
Co, 149 Minories, London, numbered 8064, circa 1916.
Retailed by Lawrence & Mayo, London.
- Date: 1916
- Height: 5cm Width:
9.5cm Depth: 12cm
- Price: Sold
A fine quality, fully serviced, 24 hour Admiralty Pattern
Chronometer Deck watch by Asmus Johannsen & Co, 149
Minories, London, numbered 8064, circa 1916. Retailed by
Lawrence & Mayo, London.
An excellent example of an early 20th century Admiralty
pattern deck watch chronometer with a 45mm enamel dial
having Roman and Arabic numerals and sweeping seconds hand
fronting a top wind spring driven movement, contained in a
two-tier mahogany protective case.
The fully serviced three quarter plate English lever
movement having tangential club toothed lever escapement
with steel escape wheel. Overcoiled free sprung bimetallic
balance with gold compensation and quarter screws. Signed
Asmus Johannsen, 149 Minories, London and numbered 8064.
The enamelled dial in excellent original condition with
black Roman numerals, black outer 1/5th second divisions
with Arabic numeral 5 minute markers, signed to the centre,
A Johannsen, 149 Minories, London, blued steel spade hands
and sweep centre seconds, No.8064.
Cased in a polished round, screw down back stamped 8064.
The chronometer watch rests in a fitted brass carrier
numbered 8064, and is topped with a protective window with
screwed-in bezel.
The fine quality mahogany two-tier display box, with ivory
name plaque inset into the top lid, signed for the retailer
Lawrence and Mayo, London 8064 - Admiralty Pattern
chronometer watch.
Accompanied by a rating certificate dating 21st July 1927
from the Kom El Nadora Observatory, Alexandria, Egypt. Rated
to Egyptian meantime.
UK Ivory Act 2018 Exemption Submission Reference - 163KFG19
This high quality chronometer is in fine original
condition with the movement fully serviced and rated by
our FBHI and Worshipful Clockmakers Company awarded
horologist.
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