The condition of lots can vary widely and the nature of the lots sold means that they are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. Lots are sold in the condition they are in at the time of sale.

- Overall condition good. Some scratches throughout. Pushpiece to open the secure lids. Gross weight: 80 gr.
- O.Bachet & A. Cartier, 2020, expertise no. BC2003-54: Art Deco miniature 'triptyque' clock with folding dial, Cartier Paris for New York stock, circa 1930. Particularity: these miniature timepieces were called 'triptyque'. This version has two dials, an exterior one with Arabic numerals and an interior one with Roman nunmerals. The square aperture permits the time to be read when the shutters are open or closed. The hands are doubled so that the time can be read normally from the exterior. The miniature aspect was emphasized with the pivoting strut contained in the base which permitted them to stand upright. Pressing the winder releases the doors to see the interior dial. The mention 'Breveté' on the dial means the model was patented, in this case by Joseph Vergely in August 1925. Vergely worked for Cartier. A Cartier New York catalogue 'Book of Gifts' from 1929 describes them as 'desk or boudoir clocks', which is erroneous, retailing for $390.
- Dial signed Cartier France, base signed Made in France, maker's mark for Viel-Robin & Co., nos. 9300, 1939 and 92. Maker's mark for Viel-Robin.
- Movement signed Swiss Majestic W & Co., no. 9300.
- Movement 15 jewels.
- The dial in good condition, with some scratches.
- The blue enamel in good condition.
- The white enamel in good condition, a few black spots.
- Movement ticking at time of cataloguing, working order and timekeeping cannot be guaranteed at time of purchase.
- Please see Important Notice at the back of the catalogue for all clocks and watches.