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An 18ct gold open face pocket watch, by J. W. Benson, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, signed full plate movement numbered ‘1214’, engine-turned case hallmarked for London, 1879, with a two colour gilt metal fetter and knot-link Albert chain, watch diameter 48mm. £500-700
Sold for £900
An 18ct gold open faced pocket watch, by Waltham, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary dial, jewelled movement signed and numbered ‘14161758’, engine-turned case signed and hallmarked for Birmingham, 1906, diameter 50.5mm. £500-700
Sold for £750
A silver cased alarm pocket watch, by Zenith, the black dial signed ‘Birch and Graydon Ltd, London’ with luminous Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 and subsidiary alarm dial at 12, jewelled top wind movement signed ‘Zenith’, plain case stamped ‘925’, watch diameter 49mm. £100-150
Sold for £300
A 14ct gold lady’s wristwatch, by Girard Perregaux, the signed oval gilt dial with white stone spot numerals at 3, 6 and 9, and gilt dagger hands, to integral polished and textured meshweave tapering strap, stamped ‘585’, snap on steel back numbered ‘4407VF’, length 17cm, gross weight 43gm. £400-600
Sold for £460
A gentleman’s Oyster Prince 34 stainless steel automatic wristwatch, by Tudor, the signed cream dial with applied baton hour markers and Arabic numerals, the stainless steel case with screw down back numbered ‘7909 154257’ and signed screw down crown, on later black leather strap, dial diameter 28mm. £300-400
Sold for £320
A lady’s 18ct gold wristwatch, by Jaeger Le Coultre, 1940-50s, the signed silvered dial with applied dart hour markers and Arabic numerals, manual wind movement, polished yellow gold case with rounded tapered lugs, numbered ‘A 639517’, with winder to the reverse, bearing indistinct gold marks, on narrow black leather strap to signed buckle, in signed cream case, dial diameter 18mm. £200-300
Sold for £160
Two white metal G.S.T.P. military issue pocket watches, the first with white dial and Arabic numerals, the hands and quarter numerals luminous, with subsidiary seconds dial, jewelled movement, case with screwdown back, bearing broad arrow, G.S.T.P and numbered ‘M74028’, the second of similar design, dial signed ‘Leonidas’ and case bearing broad arrow, G.S.T.P and numbered ‘U11740’. £120-150
Sold for £190
A half hunter ‘Traveller’ pocket watch, by Waltham, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the jewelled movement signed ‘American Waltham, USA, Traveller’ and numbered ‘13557886’, engine-turned case stamped ‘14k’, together with a further gold plated open faced pocket watch, dial signed ‘Abraham, Southampton’, first watch diameter 51mm. £300-400
Sold for £380
A golfing watch, by Movado, the signed square cream dial with gilt baton hour markers and central sweep seconds hand, manual wind movement, in a gilt and crocodile leather case, numbered ‘1267 796’, dial width 23mm. £200-300
Unsold
A mixed lot of watches, including a gentleman’s 9ct gold Omega wristwatch, on later expanding-link bracelet, two further gentleman’s wristwatches, two lady’s wristwatches, three silver cased pocket watches and two travel clocks. £300-400
An Aspreys 8 day Goliath pocket watch in Aspreys tortoiseshell and brass inlaid case, the polished steel cased pocket watch with signed white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, outer minute divisions and subsidiary seconds dial at 6, blued steel hands, inner case and cuvette both numbered ‘3655175 12’, contained in original tortoiseshell and brass inlaid Apreys box, the decoration extending to all sides of the box, and signed ‘Asprey L...
A Certina DS-2 Certronic stainless steel day date wristwatch, early 1970s, with ESA 9164 ‘tuning fork’ movement, the signed circular blue dial with applied luminous baton numerals and hands, red sweep seconds hand, day date aperture at 3, in brushed polished stainless steel case with signed crown and turtle back, on signed bracelet, with original red Certina box, watch head diameter 44mm. £100-150
Sold for £70
A Certina DS-3 stainless steel quartz wristwatch, circa 1970s, the signed silvered dial with applied baton hour markers, date aperture at 3 and sweep seconds hands, with polished bezel and signed crown, turtle back numbered ‘750 1400 41’, on later unassociated brown leather strap, dial diameter 39mm. £60-80
Sold for £40
An Omega Constellation Automatic Calendar gentleman’s gold plated wristwatch, 1969, the signed dial with applied gilt baton numerals, day and date apertures at 3, with black hands and sweep seconds hand, in cushion-shaped bezel, on black strap with original clasp, model number 26433337, in original red case and outer cardboard box, dial diameter 37mm. £80-120
A collection of seven wristwatches, comprising two gentleman’s examples, on leather straps including one by Cyma, and five lady’s watches, including two diamond set cocktail watches and two gold cased examples. £300-360
Sold for £280
Two 18ct gold cocktail watches, early 20th century, the first with circular dial, signed ‘Altus, Genève’ and with black Arabic numerals, signed jewelled movement, case with beaded bezel and wire lugs bearing UK import marks, on black ribbon strap; the second with rectangular cream dial with Arabic numerals, jewelled movement, case bearing UK import marks, with stylized polished geometric shoulders, to black cordette strap (strap broken at on...
Sold for £180
A Rolex Prince Observatory wristwatch head, circa 1930s, the rectangular face with square dial with applied Arabic numerals and smaller square seconds dial below, the 17 jewel movement signed ‘Rolex, Prima’ and numbered ‘1896231’, the case signed to the inside ‘Rolex, Observatory, 10k gold filled’, (the watch is damaged and in need of repair), watch head dimensions 46mm x 20mm. £300-500
Sold for £1,400
A lady’s 9ct gold Precision wristwatch, by Rolex, the signed cream dial with guilloché finish, applied gilt baton and Arabic numerals, to tapered single lugs and a later snake-link bracelet strap, the inner case hallmarked for Chester, 1954, stamped ‘R W Co Ltd’ and numbered ‘186683’, the movement signed and stamped ‘17 rubis’, over all length 17cm (clasp adjustable). £200-300
A lady’s and gentleman’s pair of stainless steel calendar wristwatches, by Bulova, the matching watches with signed silvered dials with applied baton hour markers and date apertures, the stainless steel cases signed to the reverse and numbered ‘38772’ and ‘38771’ respectively, to new black leather straps, to signed clasps, dial diameters 21mm and 30mm. £300-400
An 18ct gold and diamond wristwatch, by Baume & Mercier, the signed cushion-shaped gilt dial with applied black baton numerals, and black hands, the bezel claw set throughout with briliant-cut diamonds, with cabochon winder, the signed movement with 17 jewels, numbered ‘BM777’, the snap on back cover stamped ‘75’ with European convention mark, to integral slightly tapered plaited weave bracelet strap, clasp hallmarked, (strap damaged at...
Sold for £1,100
A 14ct gold lady’s wristwatch, by Mappin and Webb, the signed rectangular white dial with black Roman numerals, and bordering minute track, within polished bezel, case stamped ‘585’, with snap on back cover, with green strap, and gold plated buckle, length of watch head 26mm. £250-350
Sold for £360
A 18ct gold diamond set Panthere quartz lady’s wristwatch, by Cartier, the cream dial with black Roman numerals and inner five minute track, secret signature at 10, blued steel hands, brushed and polished case with stepped diamond set bezel secured with eight studs, the case back secured with eight gold screws, with shouldered diamond set winding crown, jewelled ‘Cal. 83’ quartz movement, case numbered to the reverse ‘866911 32036’, to...
A mid 19th century silver cased pocket watch with customised dial, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the numerals 12, 3, 6 and 9 replaced with the initials C, S, F and R, with subsidiary seconds dial at 6, the full plate fuseé movement signed ‘H. Brunner, Birmingham’ and numbered ‘13749’, the case hallmarked for London, 1857, watch diameter 46mm. £300-400
A 19th century silver cased pocket watch, by John Benham of Cullompton, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the full plate movement with plain steel balance wheel, signed and numbered ‘2661’, the engine-turned case indistinctly hallmarked, diameter 48.5mm. £160-200
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