Oh Lutetia - you evaded me for so long!

....but now, your mine.

For those of you that don't know who she is, please take a read here and you will see further down in the posting that MF and Cellar, explained her history quiet in detail.

Lutetia

Also of course at this excellent resource for info on Pocket-watches

[IWC Pocket Watches](www.iwcpocketwatch.com/finger_bridge.html)

From my side, I've been looking to add her to my collection for quite some time - but apparently she is not so common. I finally found her hiding out in Hungary, and she arrived this morning in really nice condition.

And might I add, she runs like clockwork - fingers and all!

Best regards
Mark

Congrats Mark! Sav Cal 66 - the first IWC finger bridge movement ? Your pic shows the splendid condition the movement is in.

Congratulations Mark, it looks to be in pristine condition.

Kind regards,

Clemens

Conmgratulations --I love her fingers ;)

Congrats Mark...it looks like an interesting and unique addition to your fine collection!

There were two Lutetia's Cal. 65, which debuted in 1893 and then Cal. 66, which was a few years later. I think this is a Cal. 65 (Lepine), of which about 24,000 were made if I recall.

Beutiful fingers with jewels on them too. Congratulations. Your persistence paid off.

Enjoy in good health...more pictures please dial side.

Very nice Mark happy for you my friend.

Nice fingers, nice geartrain and contre-pivot stones all over, escapement wheel included, beautiful satellite screws, nice high-quality polishings, everything's great but, Mark...

... where's the dial? :)

Congratulations my friend, add some pictures, dial included, if you please, the watch is a beauty!

Congratulations Mark. This pocket watch is in pristine condition! Enjoy it.

Ah! The immense pleasure of searching, finding, acquiring and collecting vintage IWCs. It is akin to the "hunt", or the "seduction" processes [if I can still remember how the latter was like. :))]
Congratulations Mark, on yet another exquisite IWC.