orologio da tasca
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OROLOGI DA TASCHINO O "CIPOLLA" MECCANICI A CARICA MANUALE, MILITARI, VINTAGE, CRONOGRAFO IN ACCIAIO E IN ORO.
(MECHANICAL POCKET OR "ONION" WATCHES WITH MANUAL WINDING, MILITARY, VINTAGE, CHRONOGRAPH IN STEEL AND GOLD.)
OROLOGIO da Tasc a Meccanico a Carica Manuale
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OROLOGIO DA TASCA.
L'elegante orologi o da taschino o da tasca, comunemente chiamato "cipolla" o "orologio a cipolla", è un tipo di orologio adatto per essere tenuto in tasca.
Diffuso prima dell'avvento dell'orologio da polso, nel lontano 1400.
I primi modelli erano provvisti solo della lancetta delle ore a causa dell'estrema imprecisione del meccanismo.
Pare che uno dei primi ad indossare un orologio da tasc a fosse il Re d'Inghilterra Enrico VIII, e lo tenesse appeso al collo con una catena.
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(The elegant pocket or pocket watch, commonly called "onion" or "onion watch", is a type of watch suitable for keeping in the pocket.
Widespread before the advent of wristwatch, back in the 1400s.
The first models were only equipped with the hour hand due to the extreme inaccuracy of the mechanism.
It seems that one of the first to wear a pocket was the King of England Henry VIII, and kept him hung around his neck with a chain).
L'elegante orologi o da taschino o da tasca, comunemente chiamato "cipolla" o "orologio a cipolla", è un tipo di orologio adatto per essere tenuto in tasca.
Diffuso prima dell'avvento dell'orologio da polso, nel lontano 1400.
I primi modelli erano provvisti solo della lancetta delle ore a causa dell'estrema imprecisione del meccanismo.
Pare che uno dei primi ad indossare un orologio da tasc a fosse il Re d'Inghilterra Enrico VIII, e lo tenesse appeso al collo con una catena.
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(The elegant pocket or pocket watch, commonly called "onion" or "onion watch", is a type of watch suitable for keeping in the pocket.
Widespread before the advent of wristwatch, back in the 1400s.
The first models were only equipped with the hour hand due to the extreme inaccuracy of the mechanism.
It seems that one of the first to wear a pocket was the King of England Henry VIII, and kept him hung around his neck with a chain).
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ROD POCKET
I was fascinated by this silver pocket watch dating back to the 1700s with Verga escapement. The gearings are contained between the 2 plates connected to each other by some small pillars. The barrel, which contains the main spring, is connected to the gearing by a thin metal chain which winds around an element known as the fusee due to its shape. This transmission system serves to make the force exerted by the spring as constant as possible as it unloads. The balance bridge (coq), gilded and pierced by hand is beautiful. The charge is given by a key that acts directly on the barrel. The time is adjusted by acting directly on the hands. This watch has been produced entirely in a handcrafted way.
OROLOGI MECCANICI DA TASCA A CARICA MANUALE
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