OMEGA-a stainless steel automatic gentleman`s Speedmaster wrist watch, the matt black dial with hourly luminous markers and outer minute track above Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, hours and minute recorder dials positioned at three, six and nine o`clock, tonneau shaped case numbered 57319787, with tachymetre bezel fitted to an authentic black leather strap. Case diameter 39mm. Omega wrist watch, manual wind, movement is currently functioning, dial and hands appear to be in god condition, plexi glass has some fine scratches, plexi glass can benefit from a polish, bezel and case are both lightly scratched, authentic strap has been worn, authentic pin buckle has some light scratches, calibre number 3220. Together with authentic box, Omega tag, instruction booklet and warranty card dated 06.02.03. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
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OMEGA-a gold plated manual wind gentleman`s Seamaster 600 wrist watch, the silvered dial with hourly applied batons, round case with stainless steel case back fitted to an associated brown leather strap, signed movement with seventeen jewels, numbered 24026121, calibre number 601. Case diameter 34mm. Movement is currently functioning and looks to be overall in a pleasing condition but would benefit from a clean and an overhaul, oil staining is apparent on the second wheel, and some of the screws are showing signs of rust, case is rather dirty and shows signs of general wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, there are also patches of discolouration and the plating looks to be wearing thin at the edges, especially of the lugs, dial and hands appear to be in a generally good condition, but there are some light signs of wear and the black paint on the batons has come off in places. Glass is scratched. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
OMEGA-a gold plated manual wind gentleman`s Geneve wrist watch, the silvered dial with hourly applied batons, date aperture to three o` clock, round case fitted to an associated brown strap. Case diameter 34mm. Movement is currently functioning but would probably benefit from a clean and an overhaul, the case show signs of wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, the odd patch of discolouration is present and in some areas the plating looks to be wearing thin, the case would be ameliorated by a clean, the hands and dial look to be in excellent condition, with some of the black paint on the batons missing, but the glass bears some concentric crazing and will need to be replaced. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
OMEGA-a stainless steel electronic gentleman`s wrist watch, the silvered dial with hourly applied batons, day and date aperture to three o`clock, tonneau shaped case, case back with presentation engraving, fitted to an associated black leather strap, movement with twelve jewels, numbered 35659593, calibre number 1260. Case diameter 35mm. Movement is currently functioning but jewelled bearings appear to be a little dry so it would probably benefit from an overhaul. The case shows signs of general wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, the majority of these appear superficial but there are some heavier dints present at the edges of the case, there is personal engraving on the caseback, dial and hands look to be excellent condition, the glass possesses some scratches and some gouges round the edge. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
OMEGA-an 18k gold manual wind lady`s De Ville wrist watch, the champagne dial with hourly applied batons, plain round case with Swiss hallmark, fitted to an associated black strap, movement with seventeen jewels numbered 33444647, calibre number 620. Case diameter 20mm. With box. Movement is currently functioning, but may benefit from a service, the case bears signs of general use with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, but the majority of these look to be superficial and these should polish out, dial and hands appear to be in excellent condition, if slightly dirty, glass possesses a multitude of scratches and gouges. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
OMEGA-a gold plated automatic gentleman`s Seamaster Calendar wrist watch, the silvered dial with quarterly Arabic numerals and hourly applied batons, date aperture to three o`clock, round case with steel case back, fitted to an associated black leather strap, signed movement with nineteen jewels, numbered 14893737. Case diameter 34mm. Movement is currently functioning, date change mechanism looks to be working correctly, but the watch would benefit from a service, the gasket has degenerated to such an extent that it now possesses the consistency of tar and will need to be replaced, the case shows signs of general wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, there are some more obvious dints present in the lugs, but otherwise they appear shallow and should polish out, the case does require a clean, the dial and hands are tarnished, the glass has a multitude of light scratches but is still clear. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
OMEGA-a stainless steel manual wind gentleman`s Speedmaster Professional Mark II wrist watch circa 1972, the matt black dial with hourly luminous batons, subsidiary recorder dials to three, six and nine o`clock, bordered by minute track, inner bezel with tachymetre, tonneau shaped case, fitted to an associated black shark strap, signed movement with seventeen jewels, numbered 35582113, calibre number 861. Case diameter 42mm. Omega wrist watch, manual wind, movement is currently functioning, luminescent on batons is wearing away, apart from this the dial appears to be in good condition, hands and glass appear to be in excellent condition, case has some very light scratches and very small dints, case back has some scratches, associated black shark strap has had little "if any" wear, with gold plated pin buckle, movement appears to be very clean and running strongly. Together with a two year Omega service guarantee dated 23/11/09. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
ROLEX-an 18k gold automatic lady`s Oyster Perpetual Datejust bracelet watch circa 1989, the champagne dial with hourly applied batons, date aperture to three o`clock, diamond bezel, tonneau shaped case fitted to an after set president bracelet with concealed clasp, model number 69178, serial number L236207. Case diameter 26mm. With box. Movement is currently functioning, case shows signs of wear commensurate with material, with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, but the majority of these appear to be superficial and should polish out, deeper marks are present around the lugs, the model number "69178" requires some scrutiny as it looks as if the "69" has been added at a different point, bracelet is stretched, diamonds are bright and lively, dial looks to be in a generally pleasing condition, hands a slightly tarnished, glass is scratched, especially around the date window. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
ROLEX-a bi metal automatic gentleman`s Oyster Perpetual Date bracelet watch circa 1993, the champagne dial with hourly applied batons, outer minute track, date aperture to three o` clock, 18k gold engine turned bezel, stainless steel case fitted to a bi metal Oyster bracelet with folding Oyster clasp, with a thirty one jewel movement numbered 7493029, calibre 3135, model reference 15223, serial number S800702. Case diameter 34mm. With papers. Rolex bracelet watch, automatic, movement is currently functioning, dial and hands appear to be in good condition, glass is chipped around the edge between nine and twelve o`clock, bezel has some light scratches, case and lugs are scratched. side of case has small dints, lugs have visible dints, bracelet is scratched, scuffed and slightly stretched as a result of general wear, watch may benefit from a refinish. Bracelet measures 20cm including case. Together with warranty certificate dated 02/06/98. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
ROLEX-a 9ct gold Sovereign holder with monogram engraving to front, hallmarked London 1900, converted to contain a 9ct gold manual wind Rolex watch head, the white dial with black Arabic numerals, outer minute track, subsidiary seconds to six o`clock, plain round case hallmarked Glasgow import 1961, with a signed fifteen jewel movement. Sovereign holder diameter 30mm. Watch head diameter 21mm. Sovereign holder is scratched and scuffed as a result of general wear. Rolex watch head, manual wind, movement is currently functioning, dial and glass appear to be in good condition, hands are slightly tarnished, case has some light scratches. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
ROLEX-a stainless steel automatic gentleman`s Oyster Perpetual Explorer bracelet watch circa 1963, the matt black dial with hourly luminous batons and quarterly luminous Arabic numerals, fitted to a stainless steel Oyster bracelet with Oyster clasp, fitted with a calibe 1530 twenty six jewel movement, case model reference 5500, serial number 980381. Case diameter 32mm. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold. Please note this watch has been previously incorrectly catalogued as 1953, after further research, the calibre, case and serial number combinations have been found to be correct and date the watch to 1963. The inner case back is also stamped 1002-II/63. The watch is generally in good clean condition. there is some wear to the surface area around the serial and model numbers. The black dial has a light patina with some light deterioration to the luminescent hourly markers and discoloration to minute hand, as to be expected with age, the case has light surface marks and scratches, the bracelet has signs of stretching having surface scratches, the crystal has some surface marks. The calibre 1530 is in generally good condition, and currently running smoothly. ellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
TAG HEUER-a stainless steel quartz chronograph gentleman`s Kirium bracelet watch, the silvered dial with hourly applied luminous markers, subsidiary recorder dials positioned to three, six and nine o` clock, date aperture to four o` clock, bordered by minute track, unidirectional bezel, round case numbered CL1111 KG1410, fitted to a steel link bracelet. Case diameter 41mm. Movement is not currently functioning, whether this is due to the need for a new battery or indicative of something more serious is unknown, case an bracelet show signs of general wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, particularly to clasp, but the majority of these appear to be superficial and should polish out, although the light scratches to the bezel may prove slightly more difficult to remove, glass, dial and hands all look to be in good condition. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
TAG HEUER-a stainless steel professional wrist watch, the luminous dial with hourly black point markers inter spaced with quarterly Tag Heuer logo`s and date aperture at three o`clock, case with unidirectional rotating bezel, the case back with reference number 370. 513, fitted to an associated leather strap. Case diameter 35mm. Movement is currently functioning, case shows signs of general use with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, the plastic bezel is similarly marked and the paint is fading in places, both would be ameliorated by a clean, dial and hands look to be in good condition but there is a mark on the edge of the date window, the plastic glass bears a multitude of scratches and gouges. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
TAG HEUER-a stainless steel professional wrist watch, the blue dial with hourly luminous point markers inter spaced with quarterly Tag Heuer logo`s and date aperture at three o`clock, case with unidirectional rotating bezel, the case back with reference number 370. 513, fitted to a Tag Heuer blue rubber strap. Case diameter 35mm. Movement is currently functioning, case shows signs of general use with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, the plastic bezel is similarly marked and the paint is fading quite severely in places, both would be ameliorated by a clean, dial and hands look to be in good condition although the luminous markers are slightly dirty, the plastic glass bears a multitude of scratches and gouges. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
TUDOR-a 9ct gold manual wind lady`s bracelet watch, the silvered dial with hourly markers and quarterly Arabic numerals, the plain round case hallmarked Birmingham 1963, fitted to a fancy link bracelet, signed movement with seventeen jewels. Case diameter 17mm. Movement is currently functioning but would benefit from a service, the case shows signs of general wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, the plating on the crown has worn, dial is filthy with some tarnishing to the edges, particularly at the nine o`clock position, hands look to be in a generally pleasing condition, plastic glass possesses some light scratches and stress fractures. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
TUDOR-a stainless steel manual wind gentleman`s Royal wrist watch, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals, bordered by a minute track, round case fitted to an associated black leather bracelet, signed movement with seventeen jewel movement. Case diameter 30mm. With box. Movement is currently functioning but would benefit from a service, the case is filthy and shows signs of general wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, there are some more obvious dints to the edges of the lugs and some marks to the case back where case opening knives may have slipped in the past, dial and hands appear to be in a generally good condition, with some light areas of tarnish and discolouration, plastic glass possesses some light scratches but nothing that impedes the reading of the dial. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
ZENITH-a stainless steel automatic gentleman`s AutoSport wrist watch, the blue dial with hourly applied batons, date aperture positioned between four and five o` clock, tonneau shaped case fitted to an associated alligator strap, with a signed twenty three jewel movement, calibre number 2562. Case diameter 35mm. Movement is currently functioning but would probably benefit from a service as date change functions seems rather erratic and out of sync with the hands, the case shows signs of general wear commensurate with age with some light scratches, marks and tarnishing, there are some heavier scratches to the case back where a case opening tool may have slipped in the past, the dial and hands look to be in excellent condition with some very light tarnishing to the hands and debris caught between the dial and the glass, the glass itself is lightly scratched in places. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
HANHART Germany Army Luftwaffe OfficerÆs WW2 Single push piece chronograph, the black dial with luminous Arabic numerals and outer minute track, the dial signed "Hanhartö, with 9 `clock subsidiary seconds dial and 3 `clock 30 minute register dial, round case with fixed lugs and screw down back, cal 40. 17 jewel with Incabloc shock settings. Case back stamped æWassergeschutzt StossfestÆ, serial No. 100954. Fitted with a tan leather military style leather strap. Case diameter 41mm w/out crown. The watch case looks to be chromium plated nickel, the case itself has general wear and tear, mainly to the plating on the edge of the lugs, and extensive wear to the case back plating and surface deterioration. Case back thread is operating ok. he 17 Jewel movement is currently running strongly, all functions operating. Hands may have been re-placed and have been re-finished at some point. The acrylic crystal has a few light surface marks and scratches. This was Luftwaffe pilots issue chronograph. The two companies, Hanhart and Tutima, which was then known as UROFA-UFAG (Uhren-Rohwerke-Fabrik Glash³tte A.G-Uhrenfabrik Glash³tte A.G, produced chronographs in this style. Hanhart began making these chronographs in 1939 while Tutima followed in 1941 Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Porsche Design Orfina Military Royal Navy double push piece Chronograph, the matt black dial with luminous hourly markers and hands, white Arabic numerals, three subsidiary dials, seconds register, 12 hour register and 24 hr dial, with centre minute register, day/date aperture at the 3 `clock position, the dial signed "Militaryö "Porsche Designö "Royal Navyö, Lemania 17 jewel automatic calibre 5100, fitted with an associated stainless steel link bracelet with folding clasp. Case diameter 39mm. The watch is in full working order, the movement looks clean, the case has a satin finish having a few light surface marks and small dings from general wear and tear, the brushed finish steel bracelet has signs of general wear and tear, surface marks and scratches, the current fitting is approx 15cm, with room to extend another 1cm. The mineral crystal has surface scratches and chips to the outer edge. The watch is supplied with the original strap which has a broken link and clasp A/F. The Lemania 5100 movements have the minute hand for the chronograph on the center pinion (rather than on a smaller register), greatly improving legibility. The Lemania 5100 has been used in a variety of military and pilots chronographs. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A stainless steel manual wind IWC military wrist watch circa 1945, the matt black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, outer minute track, dial marked T above six o` clock, tonneau shaped case with integral lugs, case back engraved with a British broad arrow above reference GB/346 above 134/51, fitted to an associated material strap and pin buckle, with a signed movement numbered 1211234. Case diameter 36mm. This IWC Royal Air Force Issue pilots watch dates from1951, and has a hacking seconds feature. The matt black dial is in generally good overall condition, the hour hand has left two thin circular marks around the dial centre, there is evidence of discoloration to the luminous numerals and hourly markings, and to the luminescent hand fill. The steel case has lots of surface marks and scratches, the top fixed lug bar is bent slightly, the case inside cover has surface deterioration, there is also some evidence of moisture entering the case with some signs of light, surface rust. The inner case back centre also has a few tiny dings. The case has the Government Broad Arrow and Royal Air Force ordinance markings `6B/346` and `134/51`. The movement looks to be in good general condition, the overcoil hairspring is bunching to one side slightly, the movement is running smoothly and the hacking feature is operating. The watch is complete with canvas Nato style band, and come
A base metal cased Lemania split second pendant operated stop watch, circa 1971, the white dial with 5 minute interval black Arabic numerals, six `clock seconds dial, 30 minute register dial to the 12 `clock position, signed "Neroö "Lemaniaö, split second button to the 11 `clock position. Lemania calibre 1901, case back stamped 0552/521-6482 1404/71, diameter 50mm. The watch is in good overall condition, having lots of light surface marks and scratches to the case but plating in good order, all watch functions operating. The acrylic crystal is in good condition having light surface marks. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A. Lange & Sohne German observers watch circa 1940s, The matt black dial having luminescent Arabic numerals and hands, supported by hourly markers and minute track, anti magnetic nickel silver alloy case, inner cover marked Beobachtungsuhr Bauart: Lange &.Sohne, case side marked with contract no. Fl 23883, fitted with a 17 jewel manual wind movement, calibre 48 with hack setting feature, movement no. 210014, finished by Langeu & Sohne, Glashutte i.Sa , all movement and case numbers match and are correct. Case diameter 54mm. Beobachtungsuhr German pilot`s watch of WWII, translated as "Observer`s watchö or "Observation watch", and also known as `navigator`s watch`. This large Observation watch was produced by Lange & Sohne for the Luftwaffe circa 1939, and houses a high quality pocket watch movement: Lange & Sohne calibre 48.1. These watches were worn over the arm of the flying suit and were also equipped with large crowns in order to be used with gloves. Another feature was æHackingÆ movement (meaning the second hand could be stopped when put into handset position), essential for a precise time setting. This model is the earlier and simpler Bauart A type, having a more basic dial than the later B type which had a 5 minute interval dial and inner 12 hour ring. Stamped on the side of the case is "FL 23883". "FL" stood for Fliegnummer (flying number) and `23` meant a device for flight monitoring. The final `883` digits were actually assigned by the German Testing Office for Aeronautics, the DVL (Deutsche Versuchsanstalt f³r Luftfahrt). They were given to observers before the flight, when the navigator would set their watch to the second, and had to be returned just after the landing. The case is in reasonably good condition for its age, the case surface has general surface wear but no deep scratches or dents, the fixed lugs are in good order, the acrylic crystal has grazing/stress cracks. The matt finish dial has a build up of debris and some light surface corrosion, the luminescent markers and numerals are generally in good order, having some discoloration, the blue steel hands have surface deterioration, and light discoloration to the luminescent fill in the minute hand, more noticeable on the centre seconds hand. The movement has a severely bent bottom balance pivot, and the overcoil hairspring is bunched over slightly to one side, i.e out of round. The watch will not positively ‘click’ into handset position (dial not removed for checking of keyless work) so is probable that the bolt spring or pull up piece maybe at fault, otherwise movement seems in reasonably good order, the hacking mechanism seems operable, handset operates, and the train and pallets are free at present with power on. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or the accuracy of any watches sold.
A 14k gold manual wind lady`s dugena bracelet watch, with cream dial with gilt batons fitted to a 9ct gold strap with heart detail. Case diameter 18mm. Movement is currently functioning, but would probably benefit from a service, the case is stamped "14k" and is light scratched and scuffed commensurate with general wear and tear, the associated bracelet is hallmarked 9ct and also shows signs of general wear but the heart decorations remain quite sharp. The dial is quite dirty, there is a small indent towards its` centre and scratches around the edge (normally hidden when in case), the hands are dirty with light nicks from handling but otherwise appear to be in a generally good condition, the glass possesses a multitude of scratches and dints. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A stainless steel automatic gentleman`s Tissot bracelet watch, the white dial with hourly applied batons, day and date apertures positioned to three o`clock, bordered by an outer minute track, round case fitted to a steel link bracelet with folding clasp. Case diameter 37mm. Tissot bracelet watch, automatic, movement is currently functioning, dial, hands and glass appear to be in good condition, case has some very light scratches, bracelet and clasp are scratched and scuffed as a result of general wear. Bracelet measures 22cm including case. Together with a Tissot pouch, information booklet, warranty booklet and warranty card dated 14/01/08. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A titanium quartz gentleman`s multi function Tissot bracelet watch, the grey dial with double digital display, quarterly Arabic numerals and hourly markers, round case fitted to a titanium link bracelet with folding clasp. Case diameter 41mm. Watch is currently functioning, case shows signs of general wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, bracelet looks lightly stretched, dial, glass and hands all look to be in excellent condition. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A titanium quartz gentleman`s Tissot bracelet watch, the silvered dial with double digital display, hourly markers, subsidiary recorder dials to three, six and nine o`clock, round case fitted to a titanium link bracelet with folding clasp. Case diameter 41mm. Watch is currently functioning, case shows signs of general wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, bracelet shows light sign of stretching, glass, dial and hands all look to be in excellent condition. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A 9ct gold manual wind lady`s bracelet watch, the silvered dial with black Arabic numerals, bordered by minute track, plain case hallmarked London 1937, fitted to an associated gold plated expandable bracelet, movement with six jewels. Case diameter 15mm. With box. Movement is currently working but would benefit from an overhaul, the case shows signs of wear commensurate with age and material with light marks, scratches and tarnishing, the hands appear to be in a pleasing condition with some light surface rust, the dial is tarnished and shows signs of discolouration but is still clear and sharp, the glass is scratched and has small gouges. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A nineteenth century continental full hunter fob watch, the cover opens to reveal a white enamel dial with finely painted black Roman numerals surrounded by minute track, blue steel Breguet style hands and subsidiary seconds to six o`clock, case stamped 18K and decorated with engine turning in scrolling border and vacant cartouche in flowers to the front, milled band, dust cover engraved GENEVE, Echappement a Ancre, Dix Rubis fitted with a gilt Swiss bar design movement with Swiss lever escapement and bimetallic faux split balance. Case diameter 35mm. Together with a gold colour acanthus leaf carved ratchet winding key. Gold fob watch, movement is currently functioning however is a little dirty and may benefit from cleaning. Case is lightly scratched and scuffed from general wear and tear with a small dint to the cartouche and a a few to the engine turned area on the case back and front however engraving is in very good condition and shows little wear, there are scratches to the dust cover which may benefit from some light polishing. Dial is in good condition, hands show some light marks but are in generally good condition, plastic glass has some light scratches but is in generally good condition. Winding key shows some light scratches however is in generally good condition, ratchet is tight. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A lady`s key wind fob watch stamped 14C, the gold tone dial with floral detail, black Roman numerals, scroll engraved case with unsigned movement with cylinder escapement. Case diameter 37 mm. Movement is currently working, movement is rather filthy and would be ameliorated by an overhaul, the movement shows some small areas of tarnishing around the edges, but in other respects looks to be in an aesthetically excellent condition with deep blue screws and highly polished ratchet spring, the case shows signs of wear commensurate with age, with a plethora of very light scratches, marks and tarnishing, the engraving looks to be pleasingly aged, very slightly rubbed but still clear, there is a small patch of green detritus but this would be likely to clean off, pendant bow is slightly loose, the dial and hands also look to be in a good condition, with some light areas of of tarnishing to the dial, the glass is dirty, but otherwise appears to be in a pleasing state with some very light chips around its edge. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
An 18k gold key wind open face fob watch, the gilt dial with black Roman numerals, engine turned decoration to case back with vacant cartouche, unsigned movement with cylinder escapement. With gold coloured fob chain. Case diameter 37mm. Movement is not currently functioning, one point of interest is third wheel jewel appears to be upside down, therefore is is strongly suggested that watch will need an overhaul. Case shows signs of wear commensurate with age and material with light scratches, marks and tarnishing but the majority of these marks appear to be superficial and should polish out. The case decoration looks to be in a generally pleasing condition, although slightly rubbed towards the edges, the pendant bow is slack, the case release catch is sluggish in operation. The hour hand has broken off at some point and the minute hand has been bent down in such a way it now makes contact with the dial, other than this slight deformation, the minute hand appears to be in a reasonable condition, with little tarnishing, the dial looks to be in a pleasing condition with light tarnishing to some of the numerals and its surface visible at certain angles under the light, glass is dirty and lightly scratched in
Victorian 18ct gold key wind open face pocket watch, the detail engraved case hallmarked Chester 1881 with gilt tone tone engine tuned and engraved dial, applied roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and blued steel hands, unsigned movement, case diameter measuring 50 mm. Together with a curb link watch chain, measuring approximately 36 cm. The case is in good overall condition, having light surface marks and scratches from general wear and tear, the definition to the outer case is good, the case back release button and mechanism is in good order, the gilt dial has some light tarnishing and surface marks, the blue steel hands have some surface discoloration, the watch chain has some tarnishing to the clasp. The fusee movement winds smoothly and is currently running, but would benefit from a service. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
An 18ct gold open face centre seconds pocket watch signed "Thos Russell & Son, 12 Church St, Liverpool", the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and outer minute divisions and up down indicator to 12 o`clock, plain case hallmarked Chester 1906, maker`s mark "TR", Fitted with a three quarter plate English lever movement with train jewelling, `Breguet` overcoil and signed "Tho. Russell & Soon, Makers to Queen Victoria, Liverpool TEMPUS FUGIT", numbered 108502. Case diameter 52.9mm. Movement is currently functioning, but would benefit from a service as the jewel holes are full of debris and the plates look filthy. Seconds stop function and up and down work both appear to be working correctly. Case is hallmarked 18ct on the inside of the caseback and the dust cover, it shows signs of general wear commensurate with age and material used with light scratches, marks and tarnishing. There is however signs of denting and pitting to the case band to 4 o`clock, in addition, the inner lips look slightly deformed with effect of the bezel not sitting flush but do appear solidly attached. The pendant bow fits well to the pendant with a positive action. The dial is slightly dirty, with minor discolouration, some very light marks only visible at certain angles underneath a loupe and some of the enamelling to the numerals is looking worn, but otherwise it appears free of cracks and splits. The hands look to be in a generally pleasing condition, but due to age are showing
An early twentieth century Art Deco style continental nurses fob watch, the oval case, pendant and pin with green guilloche enamel, the oval gold tone dial with black Arabic numerals, the case stamped sterling silver 0.935 with further continental marks, manual wind movement signed Juvenia MFG with 15 jewels. Case width 20 mm. The gold tone brush finish dial has lots of light surface marks and scratches, the blue steel hands are in good order, the enamel work has some surface wear on the pin bar, the case back and bezel are in good condition, the oval mineral crystal has some light surface scratches. The black ribbon is complete but stained. The crown is worn. The movement looks in good overall condition, hand setting working, and will run for short periods so would benefit from a service. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A George V 9ct rose gold keyless wind half hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals bordered by outer minute track, subsidiary seconds to six o`clock, case front bares a black enamel Arabic chapter and is hallmarked Glasgow import 1924 makers` mark RS, numbered 358270, fitted with an unmarked movement with train jewelling, Swiss lever escapement, Breguet overcoil hairspring and bimetallic split compensated balance. Case diameter 51mm. 9ct gold pocket watch, movement functions intermittently and may simply be in need of an overhaul. Case is lightly scratched and scuffed from general wear which may polish out, there are also multiple light dints the worst of which are on the case back behind 10 o`clock. Dial is in good condition, blue steel hands appear to have been running a little high which has left a concentric score line on the underside of the glass and resulted in some loss of the blue finish on the hands. Inner plastic glass is lightly scratched, outer glass is missing. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A George V 9ct rose gold keyless wind half hunter pocket watch by Waltham U.S.A., the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals bordered by outer minute track, subsidiary seconds to six o`clock, plain Dennison case with blue enamel chapter to the cover hallmarked Birmingham 1928, numbered 430488, fitted with a signed movement numbered 24662748 decorated with damaskeened detail with Swiss lever escapement, jewelled balance, Breguet overcoil hairspring and bimetallic split compensated balance. Case diameter 49mm. Waltham pocket watch, movement functions poorly and intermittently and would benefit from being serviced anda replacement mainspring. Case is lightly scratched and scuffed from general wear and may benefit from refinishing as marks appear superficial and may polish out, there are a couple of light dints to the case back and chapter ring which shows some chipping to the enamel. There is a little trapped dirt and debris below the glass however the dial appears in fair condition with a few light scratches and marks, hands are in good condition, inner glass shows a few light scratches, outer crystal is missing. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
An early 20th century gold plated keyless wind half hunter Waltham pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial to six o`clock, the plain case front bearing black enamel chapter ring, Dennison case numbered 772823, movement numbered 18821398, decorated with damaskeening. Case diameter 50mm. Together with two silver open face keyless wind pocket watches. Movement is currently functioning, but would benefit from a clean and an overhaul, the case shows signs of wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing but the majority of these appear to be superficial and should polish out, there are some more obvious dints around the edge of the case, there is a build up of adhesive around the smaller glass in the half-hunter aperture, the pendant bow feels rather loose, the dial looks to be in excellent condition, as do the hands although there is a nick visible on the minute hand. The glass, although filthy, appears to be in a generally pleasing condition. The other two items are recommended for repair purposes only. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A keyless wind 9ct gold full hunter quarter repeating pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and outer minute divisions with a subsidiary seconds dial, plain case hallmarked with London import marks dated 1912. Fitted with an unmarked bridge movement with Swiss club tooth lever escapement, partial train jewelling and push button quarter repeating mechanism with fly. Case diameter 56mm. Movement is currently functioning, and looks to be in a generally aesthetically pleasing condition but would benefit from an overhaul. Striking function engages with a positive action and looks to be working correctly but again, would be ameliorated by a clean and a service. Case possesses import 9ct hallmark stamps to the inside of the case front, back and dust cover. It shows signs of general wear commensurate with age and case material with light scratches, marks and tarnishing (especially to the front and rear of case). There are also areas of more pronounced dents to the case front and back. The neither front or back of the case close flush with the back being marginally better than the front. The dial looks to be in a generally pleasing condition but possesses a few dints, visible at certain angles underneath the light. The hands are showing some signs of light marking and surface rust, but otherwise appear to be in a generally pleasing condition. The glass is
A 1930`s 9ct gold keyless wind Waltham full hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the personally engraved movement cover opening to reveal a signed movement. Case hallmarked Birmingham 1937 and marked Dennison. Case diameter 49 mm. Movement is currently functioning, but would benefit from an overhaul, the case is show signs of wear commensurate with age and material, with a multitude of light scratches, marks and tarnishing present, the majority of which appear to be superficial and therefore should polish out, please be aware that there is a personal inscription on the dust cover and if you wished this to be removed it would best be filled in, the pendant bow fits snuggly in the pendant with little slack, the dial and hands look to be in a generally good condition, if filthy, with the odd patch of what may be surface rust on the hands only mildly detracting from the overall look, the plastic glass is in a similar condition, trapping debris between it and the dial. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
An early twentieth century 9ct gold keyless wind open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial positioned to 6 o`clock, the case hallmarked Birmingham 1916, the unsigned movement with Swiss lever escapement. Case diameter 49 mm. Movement is currently functioning, the movement does bear signs of previous repair and would be ameliorated by a service, the case bears signs of wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing the majority of which appear to be superficial and should polish out, please be aware there are some light dints around the side of the case and some more pronounced scratches around the case opening aperture, both of the case back and the dust cover, the pendant bow feels quite slack, the dial is shows signs of damage, with some hairline cracks between ten and twelve o`clock, sunken enamel around the second hand and more pronounced damage to the five o`clock position, hands are tarnished with what appear to be light areas of surface rust, glass has a variety of small scratches and could do with a clean, more noticeable is a circular mark on the inside of the glass, perhaps caused by the minute hand. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order
An early twentieth century continental half hunter fob watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and bordered by outer minute track, blue steel spade hands, plain case front baring blue and white guilloche enamel Roman chapter ring and stamped 14K, fitted with a Swiss bar design movement with train jewelling and cylinder escapement. Case diameter 28.5mm. Movement is not currently functioning and will require a service, the case shows signs of general wear commensurate with age, with light scratches, marks and tarnishing and patches of light discolouration. there is the odd dint obvious on the case back and side of case, the inside of the case cover is stamped "14k", the enamel chapter ring has suffered damage to the nine o`clock position, the dial bears a web of minute fractures around the three and twelve o`clock positions, the hands are lightly tarnished, the glass bears some tiny pock marks. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A 9ct gold open face keyless wind pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and outer minute track, plain Dennison case hallmarked Birmingham 1920, numbered 215149, fitted with a 15 Jewel Swiss lever swing out movement, marked Terminus. Case diameter 49mm. The dial is in very good condition, having a few light surface scratches and no hairlines, one of the scratches extends into the black enamel work of the no. 2 Roman numeral, the blued steel hands are in very good condition, the case has fine surface marks and scratches from general wear and tear, there are a few very light dings and evidence of a crude acid test, the winding crown and bow are in good order, the 15 jewel movement has a blued overcoil hairspring and is very clean condition, and currently in good running order, hand setting and winding functions operating smoothly. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
An 18ct keyless wind, pin set, Thos. Russell & Son half hunter fob watch, the case front with blue Roman numeral chapter ring opening to reveal a centre sunk white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the plain case hallmarked Chester 1902 with the makers mark T.R, fitted with a signed three quarter plate English lever movement numbered 105676. Case diameter 37mm. The dial in good condition, having a few suface scratches and debris, the blued steel hands are in generally good condition having light surface corrosion. The case has surface marks and scratches throughout from general wear and tear, there are a few light dings to the case edge and back, with deeper scratches to the opening lip. The blue enamel Roman chapter on the front cover is in good order, the hinges are in good condition, the English lever movement looks reasonably clean, and is currently running, pin set function operating. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A George V open face keyless wind ladies fob watch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals with alternate gilt markers, outer minute track and subsidiary seconds, silver case with London import hallmark for 1909, the front bezel and case back finished with blue enamelling with gilt and silver foliate and star decoration, with the makers mark G.D, fitted with a Swiss cylinder movement. Case diameter 29mm. The white enamel dial is generally clean, there is a faint hairline from the centre toward the 5 o`clock position, with a small chip to the very edge of the dial outside the 8 o`clock position. The enamel work to the case is mainly complete, but does have some small chips to the edges, and what looks like possible repair work to the back and bezel. Winding and handset all operating, the movement is currently running although a little lethargic. The acrylic crystal is in good condition, having a few light surface marks.
A 14k gold full hunter keyless wind pocket watch signed Chronometre Tegra, the champagne reeded dial with hourly applied gilt Arabic numerals, outer timing divisions with red Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial positioned at six o` clock, sunburst effect case with a vacant cartouche and faceted case band numbered 590976, with Swiss lever escapement. Case diameter 54mm. Full hunter pocket watch, keyless wind, movement is currently functioning, dial is marked, Arabic numerals and hands are tarnished, glass has some light scratches, is yellowed from age and is loose, case is scratched and scuffed as a result of general wear, case Swiss hallmarked 14ct, bow is very scuffed with some deep dints, dust cover has some small dints. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A 9ct gold keyless wind full hunter Waltham pocket watch, the champagne dial with central floral motif, black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial to six o`clock, plain case with a floral border, hallmarked Chester 1915, movement numbered 18820847, with Swiss lever escapement. Case diameter 56mm. Movement is currently functioning but would benefit from a service as some of the lubrication has congealed, case shows signs of wear commensurate with age and material with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, the front of the case is dented around the periphery, circumference of case is in a similar condition, both case and dust cover are hallmarked 9ct, dial and hands look to be in a generally pleasing condition with what appears to be some light marking, glass possesses some light marks around the edge. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A 9ct gold keyless wind open face pocket watch signed by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths CO Ltd 112 Regent Street London W1, the white dial with black Arabic numerals, outer minute track, subsidiary seconds dial positioned at six o`clock, plain case with personal engraving to rear, hallmarked Birmingham 1949, with a fifteen jewel movement. Case diameter 49mm. With box. Movement is currently functioning but is filthy and would probably benefit from a service, case bears signs of general wear with light marks, scratches and tarnishing, there is a presentation inscription on the back of the case and service marks on the interior of the case back, hallmarks are present on the inside of the case back, the dustcover and the pendant sleeve, dial and hands look to be excellent condition, current plastic glass does not fit and is lifting. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
An early 20th century 9ct gold keyless wind open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial to six o`clock, bordered by minute track, plain case hallmarked London import 1929, movement with fifteen jewels and Swiss lever escapement. Case diameter 46mm. The case has lots of surface marks and scratches, but is generally ok having a very light knock to the lower case back, the white porcelain dial has a number of hairline cracks,
A 1930`s 9ct gold open face keyless wind pocket watch signed J.W Benson London, the white dial with black Roman numerals, bordered by a minute track, subsidiary seconds dial to six o`clock, plain case numbered 645715, hallmarked London 1938, movement with fifteen jewels and English lever escapement. Case diameter 44mm. The movement is currently working, but will require an overhaul, the movement is quite dirty and bears some signs of previous servicing, but otherwise appears to be in a generally pleasing aesthetic condition, the case shows signs of general wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, the majority of which should polish out, however please be advised, there are a few dints to the case back and around the sides, the pendant bow shows no sign of slackness, dial looks to be in a pleasing condition, as do the hands, but there are some areas of what looks to be surface rust on them, glass is quite dirty and covered with a multitude of minute scratches, but otherwise looks to be free of any obvious damage. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
An 20th century gold plated keyless wind open face Waltham pocket watch, the white dial with black Roman numerals, outer minute track, subsidiary seconds dial to six o`clock, with a signed movement, numbered 8929491, with Swiss lever escapement. Case diameter 50mm. Together with eight silver and base metal pocket watches recommended for repair or restoration purposes. Movement is currently functioning, but would benefit from a service, case shows signs of general wear commensurate with age with scratches, marks and tarnishing, verdigris appears to have formed around the bezel edge wear it meets the glass, dial and hands appear to be in a generally pleasing condition with some light tarnishing and marking, the glass possesses some very light scratches and chips around its edge. The other items are recommended for spares/repair purposes only. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
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