16,228 watches in this selection. The lever escapement is the most used escapement at the moment.
Gold five-minute repeater by Patek Philippe – A fine Swiss, yellow gold five-minute repeating open faced watch by Patek Philippe, made in 1917. Retailed by Tiffany & Co. Nickel lever Extra movement, repeating via two hammers on two gongs. Gilt dial, painted Breguet numerals, blued steel…
Silver deck watch by Vacheron & Constantin – A fine and large Geneva deck chronometer watch by Vacheron & Constantin, circa 1943. Deck and pocket chronometer, with Anibal-brass Guillaume balance with special alloy Breguet balance spring. Silvered dial, Arabic numerals and blued steel spade hands. Signed dial,…
Gold open faced pocket watch – A fine and unusual Swiss, two-train, 18K gold pocket watch with independent centre seconds, circa 1880. Polished bezel and band, engine-turned back cover with polished border and vacant cartouche, bolt at 9 o’clock to lock the seconds. Hinged gold cuvette. White enamel…
Gold hunting cased pocket watch – A fine and very rare Swiss, hunting cased, 18K gold pocket watch, made for the Indian market circa 1900. Independently adjustable two time-zones keyless watch with Réaumur Fahrenheit thermometer. Polished, bi-directional slide on the band for setting the hands. Hinged gold cuvette…
Steel open faced pocket watch by Erland / Joseph Schwob-Weill – A Swiss gentleman’s pocket watch, circa 1890, with digital jumping 24h display which shows an alternation of the hour display from Roman hours I-XII to Arabic hours 13-24. The polished case is made of blued steel…
Almost, as new coin watch attributed to Friedrich Wilhelm Roetig – A rare, almost as new German coin pocket watch with a miniature movement, circa 1880. The two thaler silver coin case is made of blued steel, with on the front: embossing of the Ulm cathedral and…
Silver pair cased watch by Thomas Oliver – An extraordinary heavy pair cased English pocket watch, circa 1818. Two cases: outer case – silver, polished, with case maker’s punch mark WB/CH (William Bush / Charles Hazle, Bowling Green Lane, Clerkenwell), and dedication engraving on the backside: Ja(me)s…
HKD 20,000 – 25,000 / EUR 2,000 – 2,600 – Sold: HKD 29,500 / Euro 3,200 – Gold open faced with two-time-zone dial – A fine and very unusual Swiss, two-time-zone, 14 carat gold pocket watch with centre seconds and mercury Fahrenheit thermometer, circa 1860. A…
Gold hunting cased pocket watch – A very fine and rare English, 18 Carat gold, keyless, hunting cased pocket watch with split-seconds chronograph, circa 1879. Ad. Fmsz, supplied by Nicole Nielsen & Co. The case with London hallmarks for 1879-80. A massive, polished case by Charles Nicole and…
Gold hunting cased watch with split-seconds chronograph – A very fine and unusual Swiss 18K gold hunting cased split-seconds chronograph keyless lever pocket watch with a 30-minute register and 1/4th second diablotine made for the Indian market, circa 1900. Polished case, engraved crest and monogram on the front,…
Gold hunting cased pocket watch – A fine Swiss, minute repeating, 18K yellow gold hunting cased, keyless pocket watch with chronograph, circa 1910. A polished case, front cover with engraved monogram. Hinged gold cuvette, decorated with medals awarded in different exhibitions, glazed gold-rimmed cover to view the movement.
Gold watch with black enamel dial – A very fine and very rare Swiss, 18K gold, hunting cased, keyless, minute repeating pocket watch with carillon Westminster chime and black dial, circa 1905. Examined by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company. A polished case, front cover with engraved monogram. Hinged gold…
Gold keyless lever chronometer watch – A very fine and rare Swiss, 18K rose gold keyless Adjusted Extra lever chronometer pocket watch with Guillaume balance, circa 1898. Geneva Observatory Rating Certificate Grade A obtained on November 11, 1899. Accompanied by the Extract from the Archives. Sold on June…
Gold lady’s watch made for Tiffany’s – A very fine Swiss, 18K gold, keyless minute-repeating dress watch, circa 1905. Split-seconds chronograph and instantaneous 60- minute register, made for Tiffany’s. A polished case, bolt to lock the chronograph at 11 o’clock. Hinged gold cuvette. White enamel dial, Breguet…
Gold open faced keyless watch – A very fine English, 18K gold keyless minute repeating pocket watch, circa 1890. The case with London hallmarks for 1890-1891. A polished case, protected hand-setting button. Hinged gold cuvette. White enamel dial by Willis, radial Roman numerals, outer minute track, subsidiary seconds.
Silver open faced pocket watch by Percy Edwards & Co. – A rare, heavy English gentleman’s pocket watch with eight-day movement made after the patent by Jacot et Bovet, circa 1880. Silver, tiered, polished case. Enamel dial with radial Roman numerals and blued spade hands. Frosted, gilt,…