Watchmaking

Empire style gilt bronze clock from the 19th century. 19th century Empire-style gilt bronze clock with porcelain dial, minor restoration to porcelain to be expected, movement to be revised. h: 53cm, w: 34cm, d: 14cm
19th century mantel set by Delettrez, Napoleon III period. Gilt bronze and painted porcelain mantel set, porcelain dial, 19th century, Napoleon III period by Delettrez, simple overhaul of the movement required
€6,300.00
Mantelpiece from the 19th century, Napoleon III period. Gilded bronze, patinated bronze and marble mantel set, 19th century, Napoleon III period, simple revision of the movement required
Antique gilt bronze cartel, 19th century Large original gilt bronze cartel, decorated with garlands of flowers and two hull heads to the right and left of the clock, as well as two small vases. The bronze is of the highest quality and precision, 19th century. Perfect condition.
€4,500.00
Gilded bronze clock with gilded wooden base on a blackened wooden base, signed by Pellegrin in Marseille, 19th century, Napoleon III period
€6,500.00
Fireplace Mantel Set , Patinated Bronze , 19th Century. Napoleon III period mantel set with two cassolettes in patinated bronze and marble. Perfect condition. Cassolettes surmounted by a Medici vase, 19th century, highly decorated.
Napoleon III Mantel Set, Emaux de Eugène Cornu, Marbre Griotte et Noir de belgique, Bronze Doré, Paris, 1870-1880.Clock: h: 40cm, w: 23cm, d: 16cmCassolettes: h: 24cm, d: 18cm

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of watchmaking through the ages

Welcome to our carefully selected collection of clocks, representing a journey through time and the history of watchmaking. Each piece is a masterpiece of mechanics and aesthetics, offering art and history lovers a window on the past while remaining anchored in the present.

The First Clocks: Origins and Evolution

The history of horology begins with the first water and sun clocks, used in ancient civilizations to measure time with varying degrees of precision. Discover reproductions and authentic pieces that show how these early instruments evolved into more complex mechanical clocks in the Middle Ages.

Renaissance and Grand Siècle: The Golden Age of Clockmaking

During the Renaissance, clocks became not only utilitarian tools, but also symbols of status and knowledge. Our clocks from this period are adorned with exquisite details and integrated into furniture or objets d'art. They reflect the refinement and technical innovation of the period, with visible mechanisms and precious metal ornamentation.

The Era of Longcase Clocks and Grandfather Clocks

As we move forward in time, clocks become more precise and more accessible. Longcase and grandfather clocks appear, offering greater precision and a style that varies from the austere to the beautifully decorated. These classic pieces, often in richly worked wood and with visible pendulum mechanisms, are a testament to the craftsmanship of their time.

Modernism and Contemporary Clocks: Simplicity and Precision

Modernism brings an aesthetic of simplicity and functionality. Clocks from this period and contemporary ones are characterized by clean lines, modern materials such as metal and glass, and innovative technologies. They are designed to blend harmoniously into modern spaces while offering exceptional precision.

21st Century Technology and Watchmaking: The Digital Era

The digital age has transformed watchmaking once again, integrating advanced technologies such as digital displays, atomic synchronization and intelligent functionalities. Our contemporary clocks don't just measure time; they interact with our environment and devices to enhance our daily lives.

Explore Our Collection

Our collection includes clocks from every era and style, from the most traditional to the most avant-garde. Each clock is carefully selected for its quality, history and aesthetic impact. Whether you're an avid collector or simply looking for a unique decorative element, you'll find a clock that speaks to your sense of style and history.

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