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In late 19th-century Germany, heightened prosperity under Kaiser Wilhelm II fuelled demand for more and more decorative pocket watches. A. Lange & Söhne, who had pioneered the country’s watchmaking industry from the ground up in Glashütte, responded by producing increasingly lavish pieces. This hunting cased keyless lever watch in pink gold features a stunning case engraved with a portrait of Minerva by Professor Carl Ludwig Theodor Graff, who worked on some of the most elaborate watches produced by the firm. The piece is a highlight of this evening’s Masterworks of Time auction in #geneva, with an estimate of CHF 15,000 - 25,000. #sothebyswatches #sothebysgeneva @alangesoehne #alangesoehne #pocketwatch
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