Maker
D. Dornblueth & Sohn
Watch maker represented in the Timepiecepedia public dataset; historical details require verification against primary maker archives.
- Kind
- watchmaker
Entries are linked to a maker only where the museum or collection record names that maker; attributed, workshop and uncertain names are not linked.
Published entries
3
Individual types and documented families
With photographs
100%
3 with a credited real-object photo
Verified or well documented
0
Highest two confidence levels
Catalogue entries (3)
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wristwatches
D. Dornblueth & Sohn — 99.0
99.0 is a wristwatch family made by D. Dornblueth & Sohn. Recorded movements are D. Dornblueth & Sohn caliber 99.0, with functions including hours, minutes and small seconds. The sampled references record case diameters of 42 mm and cases in rose gold and stainless steel. Reference examples: ref. 9.0 (01) RG (99.…
Partial type record
WatchBase reference listing (image usually supplied by the manufacturer)
wristwatches
D. Dornblueth & Sohn — 99.1
99.1 is a wristwatch family made by D. Dornblueth & Sohn. Recorded movements are D. Dornblueth & Sohn caliber 99.1, with functions including hours, minutes and small seconds. The sampled references record case diameters of 42 mm and cases in rose gold and stainless steel. Reference examples: ref. 99.1 (02) RG (99…
Partial type record
WatchBase reference listing (image usually supplied by the manufacturer)
wristwatches
D. Dornblueth & Sohn — 99.2
99.2 is a wristwatch family made by D. Dornblueth & Sohn. Recorded movements are D. Dornblueth & Sohn caliber 99.2, with functions including hours, minutes, small seconds and power reserve indicator. The sampled references record case diameters of 42 mm and cases in rose gold and stainless steel. Reference exampl…
Partial type record
Materials recorded in the physical descriptions
- Gold3
- Steel3
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