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58 -منبه الصباح أنطوان ريدييه فرنسي 1847م
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أنطوان ريدييهAntoine Redier (عاش 22 ديسمبر 1817 في پرپنيان - 5 ديسمبر 1892 في باريس) مخترع فرنسي اخترع المنبة (ساعة) عام 1859. وقد جلب الشهرة والازدهار إلى قرية سان نيكولا دالييرمون حيث بنى مصنع المنبهات.
بدأ عمله متدرباً تحت صانع الساعات الشهير ابراهام لوي پرليه. وفي عام 1839، ترك العمل لأداء الخدمة العسكرية. وبعد الانتهاء منها عامل مع روبير هنري، حيث سنحت له فرصة العمل على اصلاح ساعات دير الراهبات.
وبالرغم من النجاحات التي حققها في حياته فقد انتهت حياته نهاية حزينة بسبب اهمال المصرفي الخاص به.
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D205. Antoine Redier. (1817-92). Redier produced a small series of fine quality rotating enamelled globe clocks on which are marked out the lines of longitude and the continents outlined in blue. Many of the islands are also shown. There is a gilded brass equatorial band which is marked out for the hours and halves and bears domed enamelled arabic numerals
(1 to 12 twice). The time is indicated by a decorative engraved and gilded hand. On the first series of these clocks the equatorial ring is rotated to set the clock to time whereas on the second series, of which this is one, the time is set by moving the hand.

The gimbal supporting the globe rests on a turned brass column with an octagonal rouge marble base. Whereas on the earlier clocks the mainspring is wound just by turning the globe anti-clockwise, with this clock the globe rotates freely. To wind it a two pronged key is inserted through the base of the gimbal into a brass disc at the bottom of the globe
which is attached to the movement. Rotating the globe anti-clock-wise will then wind the clock.

The globe bears Redier’s decorative monogram, which acts as his trade-mark.

Much is written about Antoine Redier in Dictionaire Des Horologers Francais, which contains a photograph of him. He was born in Perpignan in 1817, trained in Paris under Perrelet and worked there at Cour des Petites Ecuries, succeeding Duchemin in 1850 at Place du Chatelet, moving to Cour des Petites-Ecuries in 1860. By 1870 the business had become “Et Cie.” He died in 1897.He conducted experimental work on chronometers, regulators conical pendulums and in many other areas.




Height; 7.75". (20 cms ) £6,750..


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