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A lady's steel Jaeger le Coultre 'Hermes Etrier' manual wind wristwatch, with a rectanguilar silver baton dial and stirrup style case lugs, fitted to a black leather strap, case dimensions 23 x 15mm, case No. 1220704, gross weight 17.2g, with boxIn working order.No guarantee present.Case back not opened.

A boxed Meccano Special Edition 0530 vintage style set - possibly incomplete, with instruction manual; together with a plywood box containing vintage postwar Meccano parts, plus a small number of more modern parts.

Zodiac: A Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Zodiac, model: Glorious, ref: 771, 1950's, (calibre 1094) manual wound lever movement signed, silvered dial with an outer baton marker chapter ring, case with screw back signed and numbered 1059436, inside back cover stamped Zodiac Ltd Le Locle Swiss and numbered 77134mm wideCase with light surface scratches, plexi glass is clean, later strap and buckle not by Zodiac, crown with Zodiac logo, dial with minor staining marks, hands are discoloured, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Mitchell: An 18 Carat Gold Half Hunter Pocket Watch, retailed by J & W Mitchell, Buchanan Street, Glasgow, 1874, manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 39210, split bimetallic balance, enamel dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, case with engine turned covers, front cover with blue enamel Roman numerals, back cover with a central engraved family crest, inside back cover stamped JTW and London hallmark for 187444mm wideCase with surface scratches and minor dents in parts, front cover with a very small section of the outer blue enamel ring missing, back cover with a central engraved family crest, dial with small scratches, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order. Total watch weight 83g.

Rolex: A Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster, Shock Resisting, ref: 6244/6444, 1952, manual wound lever movement signed, patented superbalance, silvered dial with dagger hour markers, case with Rolex screw down crown, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A and numbered 6244, case serial number 81050732mm wideCase with surface scratches and small dents in parts, Rolex crown is screwing down correctly on the threaded tube, later strap and buckle not by Rolex, plexi glass with scratches, chips and cracks, original dial finish with some minor staining marks, the dial has slightly faded but evenly and has a nice patina, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

An 18 Carat Gold Open Faced Chronograph Pocket Watch, 1899, manual wound lever movement, enamel dial with Roman numerals, case with slide in the band to operate chronograph, Chester hallmark for 1899, 53mm wide, together with A 9 Carat Gold Curb Link Watch Chain, chain attached with two 9 carat gold swivel fobs and a Full Sovereign dated 1913Case with surface scratches, case with minor dents in parts, glass with small scratches, dial is clean, chronograph slide in the band is not working at present, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order. Both fobs with scratches and some small chips in parts, sovereign with a later added soldered mount. Total watch weight 128g. Total weight of chain, two fobs and sovereign 55g.

Rolex: A 9 Carat Gold Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Precision, 1958, (calibre 1210) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered N59208, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, blued centre seconds hand, case back with an engraved inscription, inside back cover with maker's mark RWC and numbered 11000, Edinburgh hallmark for 1958 33mm wideCase with surface scratches and minor dents in parts, back cover with an engraved inscription, later strap and buckle not by Rolex, plexi glass with small scratches, later crown not by Rolex, crown is loose on the winding stem and needs tightening, dial with spotting staining marks throughout, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement plates are slightly dirty, movement in going order.

Longines: A 9 Carat Gold Wristwatch, signed Longines, 1956, (calibre 23Z) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 9558793, silvered dial with Arabic and baton markers, seconds dial, snap-on back stamped inside DS&S Baume and numbered 00747, London hallmark for 1956, with Longines box33mm wideCase with surface scratches and very minor dents in parts, later strap and buckle not by Longines, crown not by Longines, plexi glass with minor scratches, dial with minor staining marks, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Rolex: A Military Open Faced Pocket Watch, signed Rolex, circa 1940, (calibre 540) manual wound lever movement signed, black dial with Arabic numerals, dial signed and with military number A20455, seconds dial, case screw back with military marks A20455 G.S.MK.II, back cover stamped inside Rolex Geneve49mm wideCase with surface scratches, case sides with small dents, back cover with staining marks and with engraved military marks, back cover with a dent to the outer edge, plexi glass with small scratches, original finish dial in good condition, hands with luminous missing, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement plates are slightly discoloured in parts, movement needs cleaning, movement in going order.

S.Smith & Son: An 18 Carat Gold Half Hunter Pocket Watch, signed S.Smith & Son, 9 Strand London 86-309, Watchmakers to the Admiralty, 1911, manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 289239, enamel dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, case maker's mark SS and numbered 309, London hallmark for 191149mm wideCase with surface scratches and dents in parts, front cover with some blue enamel missing to the Roman numerals in parts, front cover glass with small chips to the underside, dial is clean, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order. Total watch weight 102.5g.

Waltham: A 9 Carat Gold Full Hunter Pocket Watch, signed Waltham, 1925, manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 24227612, enamel dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, case front cover with an engraved monogram, maker's mark ALD and numbered 321432, Birmingham hallmark for 192549mm wideCase with surface scratches, back cover with small dents, front cover with an engraved monogram, plexi glass with small scratches, dial centre with one small hairline crack, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order. Total watch weight 93.7g.

Ulysse Nardin: A Silver Open Faced Pocket Watch, signed U Nardin, Locle, circa 1920, manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 56201, split bimetallic balance with a blued overcoil hairspring, enamel dial with Arabic numerals signed, seconds dial, engine turned case back with a central engraved cartouche, case maker's mark U.Nardin Locle and numbered B9093 53mm wide Case with surface scratches, back cover with an engraved cartouche, dial with small scratches, hand setting correctly, slight clicking noise when winding, movement is clean, movement in going order.

Rolex: A 9 Carat Gold Open Faced Pocket Watch, signed Rolex, 1928, (calibre 662) manual wound lever movement signed, timed to three positions for all climates, movement dust cover, enamel dial with Arabic numerals and signed, seconds dial, inside case back stamped Dennison ALD and numbered 426732, Birmingham hallmark for 1928, together with a Yellow Metal Chain, (2)48mm wideCase with surface scratches and small dents in parts, glass with a chip to the underside at 12 which is visible under an eyeglass, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order. Total watch weight 86g. Total chain weight only 10g.

Cyma: A Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Cyma, model: Navystar Cymaflex, ref: 2.2352.6, circa 1964, (calibre 486) manual wound lever movement signed Tavannes and numbered 121469, silvered dial with dagger markers, case with a screw back, back cover with an engraved inscription, inside back cover stamped Cyma Watch Co and numbered 2.2352.6 31335mm wideCase with surface scratches and minor dents in parts, back cover with an engraved inscription "ARF WBT 27.1.64", back cover with small opening tool scratch marks, later strap and buckle not by Cyma, crown with Cyma logo, plexi glass with minor scratches, dial is clean, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement is clean, movement in going order.

Tudor: A Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Tudor, Oyster Shockproof, ref: 4453, 1961, manual wound lever movement signed, silvered dial with luminous Arabic and dagger markers, blued steel luminous hands, case with Oyster Patent screw down crown, screw back numbered 340757, back cover stamped inside Oyster Watch Co RWC LTD and numbered 4453, steel buckle stamped Rolex, with Tudor box31mm wideCase with surface scratches, bezel with one small dent at 4, crown is screwing down correctly on the threaded tube, plexi glass with crazing cracks and scratches, later strap not by Tudor, dial with minor staining marks, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Omega: A World War II Military Wristwatch, signed Omega, Known by Collectors as one of "The Dirty Dozen", (calibre 30T2) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 10206086, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, signed and with a military broad arrow, seconds dial, stainless steel case with a screw back engraved with a broad arrow WWW Y21123 10685322, fixed bars between the lugs, inside back cover numbered 10685322, broad arrow and maker's mark Omega Watch Co35mm wide'The Dirty Dozen' is the name given to a group of 12 watches commissioned by the Ministry of Defence for use by soldiers during WWII. The MoD ordered custom-built wristwatches from 12 Swiss watchmakers: Buren, Cyma, Eterna, Grana, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Lemania, Longines, IWC, Omega, Record, Timor and Vertex. Each company was given the specific brief of providing watches that were accurate, reliable and durable, with a black dial, Arabic numerals, luminous markers, a railroad minute track, shatterproof glass and a stainless-steel case. No matter the maker, these watches can be identified by the engraved 'W.W.W.' on the reverse, as well as the broad arrowhead mark on the dial, inner case, and reverse, and both military and civil serial numbers on the reverse.Case with surface scratches and small dents in parts, back cover with opening tool scratch marks, later Casio bracelet, plexi glass with scratches and small cracks, dial with small scratches around the sub dial, outer luminous markers with lume missing in parts, later hands have been re-lumed, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Rolex: A 9 Carat White and Yellow Gold Flared Sided Rectangular Wristwatch, signed Rolex, model: Prince Brancard, ref: 1490, 1930, manual wound lever movement signed Rolex Extra Prima, timed to six positions, movement dust cover signed, silvered dial with Arabic and dagger markers, seconds dial, flared sided two colour gold case with a snap-on yellow gold back cover numbered 943 1490, back cover stamped inside Rolex Geneva RWC Ltd and a Glasgow import mark for 193026mm by 42mmCase in need of restoration, bezel with a split at the winding stem notch, bars between the lugs are twisted and loose, bezel with splits to the corners and showing light through these splits when holding the case towards the light, inside the case front with signs of old solder repairs, glass is missing, back cover in better condition with staining marks to the back cover, case with scratches and small dents in parts, strap is missing, dial is discoloured and with staining in parts and small scratches, minute hand is missing, later crown not by Rolex, some clicking noises with hand setting, movement is fully wound, movement not working. Watch is in need of restoration and a service.

Nivada: A Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Nivada, ref: 351, 1960's, (calibre Landeron 248) manual wound lever movement, silvered dial with Arabic and baton markers, two sub dials for seconds and 30 minute register, outer blue tachymeter and red telemeter scales, case with buttons in the band to operate chronograph, screw back numbered 35135mm wideCase with surface scratches, case with small dents in parts, back cover with small opening tool scratch marks, later strap and buckle not by Nivada, dial with very minor staining marks in places visible under an eyeglass, hands with luminous discoloured but has a nice patina, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, chronograph is working, movement in going order.

Emperor: A Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Swiss Emperor, 1970's, (calibre Valjoux 7733) manual wound lever movement, black dial with baton markers and two sub dials for seconds and 45 minute register, outer tachymeter scale, red chronograph hand, tonneau shaped case with buttons in the band to operate chronograph, black rotating 60 minute scale bezel, screw back38mm wideCase with surface scratches, case with very minor dents in parts, bezel with small scratches, later strap and buckle not by Emperor, dial with one small scratch between 7 and 8, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, chronograph is working, movement is clean, movement in going order.

Timor: A World War II Military Wristwatch, signed Timor, know by collectors as one of "The Dirty Dozen", circa 1944, (calibre 6060) manual wound lever movement signed, four adjustments, dust cover, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals signed and with a military broad arrow, seconds dial, luminous hands, satin finished steel case, steel screw back engraved Timor broad arrow WWW K 8124 38024, inside back cover with repeated numbers, fixed bars between the lugs 36mm wideCase with surface scratches and minor dents in parts, plexi glass th scratches and crazing marks, later strap and buckle, original dial finish, Arabic numerals, are clear, outer luminous markers are evenly faded with a nice patina, four outer baton hour marks with the luminous missing, hands with luminous discoloured and some luminous is missing to the hour hand, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Paynes: An Art Deco 18 Carat Two Colour Gold Wristwatch, retailed by Paynes, London, 1929, manual wound lever movement, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, seconds dial, rectangular white and rose gold case, hinged back numbered 425548 and Glasgow import mark for 1929 24mm by 34mmCase with surface scratches, bezel with minor dents and the back cover with minor dents, back cover with maker's mark rubbed, later strap and buckle, dial with some staining marks, clicking noise when winding the watch, unable to wind the watch at present, setting lever is not engaging in the winding stem slot correctly and comes away from the watch, needs attention when serviced, movement not working.

A Lady's 18 Carat Gold Enamel Pendant Watch, 1920's manual wound lever movement, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, case with light blue guilloche enamel bezel and back cover, white metal diamond set scroll mounts, inside back cover stamped 18k0.750 and numbered 55678, attached blue and white enamel chain link necklace27mm wideCase back with small scratches to the enamel and one chip next to the case back hinge, dial is slightly discoloured but with a nice patina, necklace with some cracks and chips to the enamel links, winding smoothly, hand setting is not working correctly and with clicking noise, you can set the hands ok going backwards, movement in going order. Total watch and necklace weight 30g.

Omega: A 9 Carat Gold Wristwatch, signed Omega, 1950, (calibre 265) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 12083190, silvered dial with baton markers, seconds dial, case with snap-on back and stamped inside Dennison ALD and numbered 13322 357376, Birmingham hallmark for 195033mm wideCase with surface scratches and minor dents in parts, later bracelet not by Omega, crown with Omega logo, dial with staining marks and scratches, hands with minor staining marks, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Ebel: A Lady's 9 Carat Gold Wristwatch, signed Ebel, 1968, (calibre 61) manual wound lever movement signed, champagne coloured dial with baton markers, case with snap-on back stamped inside with a London import mark for 1968 and numbered 061, 9 carat gold textured integral bracelet18mm wideCase and bracelet with surface scratches, crown with Ebel logo, glass with a crack, dial is clean, hand setting correctly, movement not winding, movement not working. Total watch weight 25.4g. Bracelet length including the watch case is 18cm approximately.

Omega: A 9 Carat Gold Wristwatch, signed Omega, Geneve, 1957, (calibre 266) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 15132517, silvered crosshair dial with dagger markers, seconds dial, case snap-on back stamped inside Dennison Omega Watch Co and numbered 798693, Birmingham hallmark for 195734mm wideCase with surface scratches, case with minor dents in parts, crown with Omega logo, later strap and buckle not by Omega, plexi glass with small scratches and cracks to the sides, dial has slightly discoloured and with small staining spotting marks, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Cyma: A Stainless Steel Wristwatch, signed Cyma, model: Watersport Cymaflex, ref: 2.5655, 1950's, (calibre 458) manual wound lever movement signed Tavannes and numbered 263154, silvered dial with dagger markers, seconds dial, case with screw back signed, back cover stamped inside Cyma Watch Co and numbered 2.5655 121433mm wideCase with surface scratches, case with very minor dents in parts, later strap and buckle not by Cyma, crown with Cyma logo, plexi glass with minor scratches, dial with spotting staining marks, hands with spotting staining marks, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Omega: A Stainless Steel Wristwatch, signed Omega, ref: 14371 4, 1957, (calibre 511) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 15928210, silvered dial with dagger and baton markers, case with a snap-on back, back cover stamped inside Omega Watch Co and numbered 14371 4 1437333mm wideCase with surface scratches, back cover with some opening tool scratch marks, crown with Omega logo, later strap not by Omega, buckle is missing, dial with staining marks and small scratches in parts, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

A 9 Carat Gold Full Hunter Quarter Repeater Pocket Watch, circa 1920, manual wound lever movement unsigned and numbered 17747, blued overcoil hairspring, quarter repeating with two hammers striking on two outer coiled gongs, enamel dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, inside back cover stamped 9k and numbered 55896, base metal cuvette cover 50mm wideCase with surface scratches and dents, plated repeat slide is discoloured, glass with small scratches, dial with small scratches, movement needs cleaning, repeater is working but not striking the hours and quarters correctly, movement in going order. Total watch weight 86g.

Longines: A Stainless Steel Wristwatch, signed Longines, ref: 7888-4, circa 1960, (calibre 19.4) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 11226275, silvered dial with baton markers, seconds dial, case with a snap-on back stamped inside Longines and numbered 7888 4 111534mm wideCase with surface scratches, later strap and buckle not by Longines, winding crown is missing, movement with balance swinging when shaking the watch from side to side, unable to wind the watch due to no crown, movement not working.

Movado: A Plated Calendar Wristwatch, signed Movado, model: Calendoplan, circa 1955, (calibre 128) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 6850, movement with dust cover, silvered dial with Arabic and dagger markers, red calendar aperture, seconds dial, stainless steel snap-on back stamped inside with the Movado logo and numbered 58139 B1134652, calendar adjustment pusher in the band, Movado strap and a Movado gilt metal buckle, with Movado box 36mmCase with surface scratches, lugs with plated surfaces slightly rubbed to the edges and scuff marks, the original dial finish has discoloured and stained in parts, dial with minor scratches in parts, hands are slightly stained, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, date is changing correctly, adjustment pusher in working, movement in going order.

Tissot: An Art Deco Style Silver Rectangular Wristwatch, signed Tissot, ref: 1061, 1975, (calibre 2403) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 19898, white dial with Roman numerals, case with snap-on back and stamped inside Tissot and numbered 79201, silver mark 0.925 and a Birmingham import mark for 1975, Tissot silver bark finish integral bracelet22mm by 34mmCase slightly tarnished in parts, bracelet in good condition, crown with Tissot logo, dial with minor scratches, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order. Bracelet length including the watch case is 19cm approximately.

Rolex: A 9 Carat Gold Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Precision, 1971, (calibre 1225) manual wound lever movement signed, silvered dial with baton markers, case stamped inside with maker's mark DS&S and numbered 90161, London hallmark for 197133mm wideCase with surface scratches, later strap and buckle not by Rolex, crown not by Rolex, plexi glass with small scratches, dial edge with some staining marks between 2 and 5 o'clock, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Zodiac: A Chrome Plated and Steel Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Zodiac, model: Hermetic, ref: 1025, 1960's, (calibre Valjoux 92) manual wound lever movement signed, column wheel chronograph movement, silvered dial with Arabic and dagger markers, two sub dials for seconds and 30 minute register, outer tachymeter scale, case with buttons in the band to operate chronograph, steel screw back numbered 1065009, back cover stamped inside Zodiac Ltd Le Locle Swiss and numbered 1025, with Zodiac box35mm wideCase with surface scratches, chrome surfaces are slightly rubbed in parts, back cover with small opening tool scratch marks, later strap and buckle not by Zodiac, original dial finish with very minor staining marks hands with staining marks, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, chronograph is working, movement is clean, movement in going order.

Hamilton: A Stainless Steel Military Wristwatch, signed Hamilton, circa 1975, (calibre 75) manual wound lever movement signed, dust cover, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, fixed bars between the lugs, screw back with engraved military marks broad arrow and 6B-9101000 H 2508M 37mm wideCase with surface scratches, case with small dents in parts, back cover with small opening tool scratches, later strap and buckle, original dial finish with the luminous hour markers discoloured but have all evenly nicely faded and has a good patina, hands with minor staining marks, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Jaeger LeCoultre: A Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Jaeger LeCoultre, 1940's, (calibre 475) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 477766, movement dust cover, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, inner minute track, case with teardrop shaped lugs, snap-on back numbered 433715 462932mm wideCase with surface scratches, bezel with minor dents visible under an eyeglass, back cover with some opening tool knife marks, later strap and buckle not by Jaeger LeCoultre, plexi glass with small scratches, dial with some scratches and staining spotting marks, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, centre seconds hand appears to tick and then jump a few seconds and then move again, movement in going order.

Omega: A 9 Carat Gold Centre Seconds 'Honeycomb' Finished Dial Wristwatch, 1959, (calibre 420) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 16206438, silvered 'honeycomb' finished dial with dagger hour markers, case with snap-on back stamped inside Dennison ALD and Omega Watch Co and numbered 12302 920428, Birmingham hallmark for 1959, gilt metal Omega buckle33mm wideCase with surface scratches, case with minor dents in parts, gilt metal Omega buckle, later strap not by Omega, later plexi glass with scratches, original finish dial with staining marks around the dial edge, centre seconds hand with minor staining marks visible under an eyeglass, Omega crown is slightly rubbed, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Record: A World War II Military Wristwatch, signed Record, know by collectors as one of "The Dirty Dozen", circa 1944, (calibre 022K) manual wound lever movement signed, black dial signed and with a military broad arrow, luminous Arabic and outer baton and dot markers, seconds dial, base metal case, stainless steel screw back engraved W.W.W. broad arrow and numbered L29088 546935, inside back cover stamped W.W.W broad arrow and numbered 546935, fixed bars between the lugs36mm wideThe chrome plating is rubbed and worn in parts of the case due to normal ageing and wear, later strap and buckle, plexi glass with a crack and scratches throughout, original dial finish with staining marks, Arabic numerals are clear and in good condition, outer dot and baton luminous markers are all discoloured, minute hand with luminous missing, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement needs cleaning, balance with a good swing, movement in going order.

Longines: A Stainless Steel Wristwatch, signed Longines, ref: 5695, circa 1957, (calibre 27M) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 10502032, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, seconds dial, Art Deco style case with downturned lugs, snap-on back stamped inside Longines and numbered 5695 25 148, Longines steel buckle35mm wideCase with surface scratches, later strap not by Longines, later crown, dial with staining spotting marks, dial is discoloured around 12, hands with small scratches and staining marks, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Christopher Ward: A Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Christopher Ward, 150m/500ft, model: C65 Trident Diver, ref: C6541H3H1, circa 2020, (calibre SW210-1) manual wound lever movement, dark green coloured dial with Arabic and baton markers, case with black rotating 60 minute scale bezel, screw back signed and numbered 00922, Christopher Ward strap and steel buckle, with Christopher Ward boxes, guarantee card and instruction booklet41mm wideCase with light surface scratches, bezel is clean, glass is clean, dial is clean, hand setting correctly, winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Weidemann: An 18 Carat Gold Open Faced Quarter Repeater Pocket Watch, retailed by C L Weidemann, Geneve, circa 1910, manual wound lever movement, split bimetallic balance with a blued overcoil hairspring, micrometer regulation, wolf's tooth winding, quarter repeating with two hammers striking on two outer coiled gongs, enamel dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, case with slide in the band to operate the repeater, back cover with an engraved monogram, inside back cover stamped 18k, cuvette cover with retailers signature, case numbered 7455 50mm wideCase with surface scratches, bezel, case sides with dents, back cover with engraved monogram, glass with small scratches and minor chips to the outer edges, dial with small scratches, later minute hand is discoloured, repeater is working, but one of the hammers is not hitting one of the gongs correctly when striking the hours, movement hammers are slightly stained, movement needs cleaning, movement in going order. Total watch weight 95.9g.

Movado: A Silver Enamel and Black Lacquered Purse Watch, signed Movado, retailed by Cartier, 1930/40s, manual wound lever movement, silvered dial with luminous Arabic numerals and signed Cartier, black lacquered sliding case with red enamel central decoration, inside sterling silver case stamped 0.935 and Movado Factories and numbered 19859947mm by 31mmBlack lacquered surfaces with chips and scratches, outer case is not winding the watch when opening and closing the sliding case shutters, dial with small staining marks, winding smoothly with crown, crown not clicking out into the hand setting position at present, you need to pull the crown and hold it to set the hands at present, movement in going order.

Omega: A World War II Air Ministry Pilot's Wristwatch, signed Omega, ref:2292, circa 1943, (calibre 30T2 SC) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 9780298, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, case snap-on back with engraved military marks broad arrow 6B/159 A28431, fixed bars between the lugs, inside back cover stamped Omega Watch Co and numbered 2292 33mm wideCase with surface scratches, case with small dents in parts, later strap and buckle not by Omega, plexi glass with small scratches, dial has been re-printed but along time ago, dial centre with a staining mark, dial with small scratches visible under an eyeglass, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement needs cleaning, movement in going order.

Rolex: A 9 Carat Gold Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Precision, 1967, (calibre 1225) manual wound lever movement signed, silvered dial with baton markers, textured bezel, case back with an engraved presentation inscription, inside back cover stamped DS&S and numbered 34696, London hallmark for 1967, Rolex gilt metal buckle34mm wideCase with surface scratches and surfaces are discoloured in parts, back cover with scuff marks and with an engraved presentation inscription "A.S.Stone 21 Years Loyal Service Fleming Instruments Ltd", later strap not by Rolex, later crown not by Rolex, dial with small staining marks and small scratches in parts, dial with two baton markers missing at 2 and 6 o'clock positions, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Rolex: A Silver Octagonal Shaped Oyster Wristwatch, signed Rolex, retailed by Asprey, model: Oyster, ref: 6479, circa 1930, manual wound lever movement signed Rolex Extra Prima, timed to six positions for all climates, enamel dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, case with screw down patent oyster crown, wire lugs, screw back numbered 9461, inside back cover stamped Rolex and numbered 6479, silver mark 0.92531mm wideCase with surface scratches and minor dents in parts, crown is screwing down correctly on the threaded tube, back cover with slight rubbing to the numbers, glass with small scratches, later strap and buckle not by Rolex, strap is worn, dial in good clean condition, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, balance is swinging slowly, movement in going order.

Cyma: An Early Enamel Dial Wristwatch, signed Cyma, 1920's, manual wound lever movement signed, movement adjusted to three positions, enamel dial with luminous numerals and signed, seconds dial, nickel plated case numbered 34223537mm wideCase with surface scratches, nickel plated surfaces are slightly discoloured in parts, glass with minior chips to the outer edges and small scratches in parts, dial with an hairline crack and two chips to the edges at 10 and 7, these dial chips are not visible when the bezel is in place, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Movado: A 9 Carat Gold Wristwatch, signed Movado, 1965, (calibre 135) manual wound lever movement signed, adjusted to two positions, silvered dial with baton markers, seconds dial, case with snap-on back stamped inside C&CLd and numbered 16054, London hallmark for 196534mm wideCase with light surface scratches, dial is clean, later crown not by Movado, later strap and buckle not by Movado, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement is clean, movement in going order.

Lator: A Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Lator, 1960's, (calibre Landeron 248) manual wound lever movement, black dial with luminous Arabic and dagger markers, two dials for seconds and 45 minute register, outer tachymeter scale, case with buttons in the band to operate the chronograph, 60 minute scale rotating bezel, screw back stamped 20 ATM37mm wideCase with surface scratches, top left hand side lug with a dent, case with other minor dents in parts, back cover with small opening tool scratches, later strap and buckle, plexi glass with small scratches, dial in good condition, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Cyma: A Stainless Steel Wristwatch, signed Cyma, model: Navystar Cymaflex, ref: 2-5678, 1950's, (calibre 458) manual wound lever movement signed Tavannes and numbered 382366, silvered dial with Arabic and dagger markers, seconds dial, case with screw back and stamped inside Cyma Watch Co and numbered 2 5678 6634mm wideCase with surface scratches and minor dents in parts, back cover with some opening tool scratch marks, crown with Cyma logo, later strap and buckle not by Cyma, dial with staining spotting marks, hour markers with staining marks visible under an eyeglass, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

Benrus: An Unusual Mystery Dial Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Benrus, ref: 2155, 1960's, (calibre BH25) manual wound lever movement signed, silvered dial with Arabic and baton markers, central hour hand rotating disc, case with snap-on back signed and numbered 215534mm wideCase with small surface scratches, later strap and buckle not by Benrus, crown with Benrus logo, dial centre is slightly discoloured, hand setting correctly, movement is clean and in going order.

Universal: A Lady's 18 Carat Gold Wristwatch, signed Universal, Geneve, 1970's, manual wound lever movement signed, faux tiger's eye coloured dial with Roman numerals, case with a snap-on back and stamped inside Universal Geneve and numbered 104541, convention mark 18k0.750, Universal 18 carat gold integral bracelet, with Universal box15mm wideCase and bracelet with surface scratches, bracelet is very slightly twisted, dial lacquered surface with crazing cracks throughout, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order. Total watch weight 31g. Bracelet length including the watch case is 16cm approximately.

Cyma: A World War II Military Wristwatch, signed Cyma, known by collectors as one of "The Dirty Dozen", circa 1944, (calibre 234) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 392383, dust cover, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, signed and with a military broad arrow, seconds dial, luminous hands, stainless steel case, screw back engraved with a broad arrow WWW P 5767 10767, inside back cover with repeated numbers, fixed bars between the lugs38mm wideCase with surface scratches, case with minor dents in parts, later strap and buckle, plexi glass with scratches, crown with minor dents, original dial finish, Arabic numerals are clear, outer luminous hour markers are all evenly faded with a nice patina, hands are stained, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.

A ladies vintage 9ct gold rotary manual (working) Watch, with rolled gold bracelet, and another ladies wristwatch.

Introduced early in 1971, this impressive two-seater sports car replaced the 280 SL. The body and chassis of the third generation SL was considerably heavier and longer than its predecessor, but still showed a slight resemblance to them. The front and rear axles were similar to those of the 200-250 models, with independent wheel suspension using double wishbones and anti-drive control at the front and a diagonal swing axle at the rear. A four-speed automatic transmission was available as an option. The 3.5 litre V8 engine underwent slight modifications to those being used on other models and the gear lever was placed on the floor in the centre of the car. The standard transmission provided a top speed of 130mph and a very respectable 0-62mph in 8.8 seconds. As with the previous generation SL's, the vehicle came as an open roadster with removable hard top roof. The R107 body shape went on to become one of the longest running styles from Mercedes-Benz, remaining in production until 1989 with some 13 variants during that time. Even by today's standards for sports cars the 350 SL's spacious cockpit looks excellent with great ergonomics.First registered on 20th November 1973, this handsome and rare 350SL has been well cared for throughout its life. Believed to be one of only eight right-hand drive cars supplied to the UK, the car comes with a lovely history file showing many past MoT test certificates as well as many receipts for the car’s maintenance. Most impressive in the history file is the Mercedes-Benz maintenance book which boasts 13 service stamps, tracking the vehicle’s mileage throughout. The car presents beautifully with the resprayed blue coachwork gleaming in the sun and the tan interior complimenting the blue perfectly. Supplied with its factory hardtop, the vendor reports the car to run and drive very well, with the 3.5. litre V8 pulling smoothly.Supplied with a UK V5C registration document, full book pack including stamped maintenance book, old MoT test certificates and a file of receipts. A rare opportunity to own a manual 350SL that’s not to be missed. Consigned by Will Penrose. VERY RARE MANUAL GEARBOX CAREXCELLENT SERVICE HISTORYFACTORY HARDTOP

This 992-era Porsche 911 GT3 is a lauded track-focused performance car, equipped with the desirable Clubsport package and specified in the rare and vibrant ‘Paint to Sample’ shade of Rubystone. Offered for sale with a modest 6,100 miles on the odometer, it would make a superb addition to a wider assembly of performance heroes, or a collection of Porsches, as well as a potent, engaging, and rewarding daily driver or track day toy for its next enthusiast owner.This 992-era Porsche 911 GT3 is a nearly new example of the desirable contemporary performance car, specified in the vibrant ‘Paint to Sample’ shade of Rubystone. It is powered by a naturally aspirated 4.0-litre flat-six, delivering 503bhp and 347lb-ft of torque to the rear wheels via a six-speed manual transmission. This example is equipped with the desirable Clubsport package, and is offered for sale by its second owner, who acquired the car in December 2023. The odometer shows a modest 6,100 miles from new. EQUIPMENT AND FEATURESThis 911 GT3 is finished in the distinctive ‘Paint to Sample’ shade of Rubystone over an extended black leather and Race-Tex-trimmed cabin, offset by brushed black-finish and gloss black trim inlays, as well as silver grey stitching and seatbelts. Sitting on a set of silver-painted 20-inch front and 21-inch rear centre-lock alloy wheels, framing black brake callipers, and fitted with Pirelli P Zero Corsa tyres. Equipment includes rear parking sensors, a reversing camera, drive modes, cruise control, climate control, PCM with satellite navigation, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto, the Light Design pack, the front lift system, the Storage pack, Sport Chrono, Exclusive Design taillights, and a leather cased steering column. It also features the desirable Clubsport package, which includes carbon-backed bucket seats with a driver’s racing harness, a steel roll cage, and a fire extinguisher. The vehicle’s exterior is covered with paint protection film (PPF) and accompanying the sale is the owner’s book pack, and service booklet. Still under Porsche warrenty until 2025 and just one former keeper this is a spectacular example of the very desirable 992 GT3. Consigned by Mathew Priddy

The Mercedes-Benz W210 is the internal designation for a range of executive cars manufactured by Mercedes-Benz and marketed under the E-Class model name in both saloon between 1995–2002. The W210 was designed by Steve Mattin under design chief Bruno Sacco between 1988 and 1991, later being previewed on the 1993 Coupé Concept shown at the Geneva Auto Show in March 1993.Acquired new from Jacksons Mercedes-Benz of Poole on 25 June 1997, presented in original 341 Aquamarine Blue this car was used occasionally until 2012, when the garage it was always stored in became its more permanent home. Recently recommissioned for road use, this example is described as incredibly clean and original. Having covered so few miles this has had just three services in its lifetime, all with independent specialists. Boasting the five-cylinder, naturally aspirated diesel engine with five-speed manual gearbox this is offered with an MoT certificate until August 2025 and a UK V5C document. We are informed no bodywork or restoration has ever been carried out and the paintwork remains entirely original, the trim is beautifully preserved, the walnut veneers carpeting and headlining and trim all appear in fine condition, the original first aid kit remains unopened and can still be found within the rear armrest. We are informed this example is amongst the cleanest examples under the bonnet that you're ever likely to see and a real collectors quality car. Recently a new lift pump was fitted and the car was inspected by a diesel specialist Injection Development in Canterbury. Viewing is strongly advised to appreciate. Consigned by Mathew PriddyGuide Price £5,000-£7,000

The BMW M3 is one of the most iconic sports cars of all time. The vehicle first entered production in 1986 and quickly became known for its high performance and excellent driving dynamics. The E46 generation of M3s was produced from 2000 to 2006 and was the third generation of the M3. The E46 generation was powered by the legendary S54 3.2 litre inline six-cylinder engine, which produced 343bhp and could boast a redline of 8000rpm. This power was sent to the rear wheels through a six-speed manual transmission, or the optional SMG semi automatic. The E46 M3 was also equipped with several performance features, including a limited-slip differential, larger brakes and improved suspension. The E46 M3 was praised for its handling and power, and it is still considered to be one of the best M3s ever made.Beautifully presented in rare and very desirable Laguna Seca Blue, with matching blue trim, this stunning manual example of the E46 M3 is owned and cherished by our BMW enthusiast owner and has been for the past five years. He purchased it from the third owner before him, who had owned for nine years. Registered 31st March 2003, it was specified from new with and electric glass sunroof, front centre arm-rest, Laguna Seca Blue Nappa Leather and the Laguna Seca Blue solid non-metallic paint. This took the price to £40,100 when new. Supplied with a service history and an MoT until December, the car has recently been treated to a new differential, boot floor reinforcement, new rear Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tyres and 6mm Michelin sports to the front, new rear drive shafts and a replacement prop shaft. Also recently the car was treated to new brake discs and pads all round. A standard car in fabulous order that has been treated to a paint refresh for stone chips, it defies the odometer reading in condition, in manual guise and Leguna Seca this is a truly collectable, car even if it had double the mileage so viewing is highly recommended. Consigned by Mathew Priddy THE colour to have in Laguna Seca Blue with Manual gearboxEnthusiast owned and in fantastic order with a raft bills for one of the best M3's made the E46

The Jaguar Mk. X was the top of the range saloon built by the British manufacturer primarily aimed at the US market. The unitary construction body-shell was codenamed ‘Zenith’ during development and this floor pan continued in production long after production ended. The interior was the last Jaguar with abundant standard woodwork, including the dashboard, escutcheons, window trim, a pair of large book-matched fold-out rear picnic tables and a front seat pull-out picnic table stowed beneath the instrument cluster. It was also the first Jaguar saloon to feature independent rear suspension and differed from earlier large Jaguar saloons in having 14" wheels instead of the more common 15". The car initially featured a 3,781cc version of Jaguar's XK in-line, six-cylinder engine. For the London Motor Show in October 1964, the enlarged 4,235cc unit took over although the 3.8 litre unit could still be specified until October 1965. Stopping power for this heavy car came from servo assisted disc-brakes on all four wheels; power assisted steering was standard.This Mk. X Jaguar is fitted with the very rare and desirable manual overdrive gearbox. It was first registered on 6th September 1963 with the registration AFW 131A. Presented in a distinguished colour combination of metallic bronze with a complementary tan leather interior showing a wonderful patina, Webasto sunroof, electric windows all round and steel wheels. Early in its life the car was re-registered as 6670 VR and, although not much history is available from that time, it is known that the car was originally owned in Dorset before being displayed as an exhibit at the Skopos Motor Museum (now known as the Yorkshire Motor Museum) who indicate a total mileage of just 31,716 in August of 2000.Early in 2002, the car stayed a short time in the ownership of a collector before being purchased in 2003 from the collector’s widow by the father of our vendor. The car was taken to his estate in Ireland and was registered 63-D-810, where it resided as part of his private collection until 2018 when his son (our vendor) returned the car to the UK under its original registration. This example is in very good order throughout, testament to the care received throughout its ownership, and presents as an original unrestored car boasting copious history from both its time in Ireland and since its return to the UK.These Jaguars enjoy a well-respected place in automotive history and with its commanding presence and glorious 3.8 litre Jaguar engine, it is not hard to see why. This Mk. X is a great original example with a delightful patina. You would be hard pushed to find a genuine unrestored car in such good condition today. Consigned by Dominic Lake DESIRABLE MANUAL WITH OVERDRIVEENTHUSIAST OWNED

Whilst it is certainly true that there are a number of similarities that follow through from the previous model, the Stuttgart firm have always been very keen to point out that at least 85% of the car, in fact, differed. From the obvious change to the bumpers through to the increased displacement of car’s motive power. ABS brakes now became standard and careful attention has been paid to the aerodynamics used to reduce the drag coefficient down to virtually zero. The stability and road holding at high speed were also greatly improved with a new retractable spoiler automatically extending at 50mph seriously increasing downforce and doubling the volume of air fed into the engine compartment.Registered new on 21st May 1990 this example is the desirable right hand drive, manual, convertible derivative. The Porsche has been treated and cared for throughout its life and has recently had extensive works to the convertible roof including a new gearbox and sensors, motor repairs and a refurbished control unit as well as a comprehensive service approximately 950 miles ago with GT One Ltd, Porsche specialists based in Surrey, a year before that. In fact, works have taken place reliably with this firm stretching back to 2016 which includes regular servicing, air conditioning and general maintenance. The lack of usage undertaken between 2019 and 2023 relates to the Covid epidemic during which time, the owner stayed in Ireland. After which, it was thus refreshed and used again. Two fresh Pirelli P Zero tyres were fitted in 2017 but with only circa 2,600 miles driven between then and now, their use can only really be described as occasional. Works continue going back with GT One and then back to Porsche main dealers including substantial servicing in 2014. In fact, 2014 represents an important date as it was then that the Porsche Service Centre in Byfleet undertook a full and comprehensive engine rebuild costing just shy of £20,000 and detailing nine pages of labour and spare parts. Work also included a new clutch kit, two suspension wishbones and new front brake discs and pads were also fitted at this time. In 2023 it was treated to an extensive 6,000 mile service costing over £4,000 including rectification of some general minor issues. Presented in classic Guards Red with Linen leather interior, including desirable options such as 17" Cup alloys and Sports front seats, it also comes complete with a current MoT test certificate with no advisories, valid until June 2025, and an indoor Porsche cover. This is a very well presented example ready to be enjoyed by its new custodian. Consigned by Daniel GodinHISTORY FILE INCLUDES FULL ENGINE REBUILD BY PORSCHE AT A COST OF JUST UNDER £20,000RECENT NEW HOOD AND HOOD BAGFINISHED IN CLASSIC GUARDS RED OVER LINEN LEATHER COLOUR SCHEME

In 1992, 12 years after the last MG sports car had rolled off the Abingdon production lines, Austin-Rover made the inspired decision to revive this most charismatic of British marques by introducing an entirely new model - the MG RV8. The success of the Heritage MGB replacement bodyshell had demonstrated the continuing popularity of that car, so the decision was taken to base the new model on MG's most successful sports car, suitably re-engineered for the 1990s. The MG RV8 was announced at the 1992 Motor Show, its launch being timed to coincide with the MGB's 30th anniversary. Although recognisably related to its distinguished forebear, the RV8 was wider, lower and sleeker, featuring fully integrated body-coloured bumpers in the modern idiom. Beneath the power-bulged bonnet there was the latest 3.9-litre version of the Rover V8 engine, a modern derivative of that used to power the MGB V8 back in the 1970s, mated to a Rover LT77 five-speed manual gearbox. With a maximum power output of 188bhp capable of a top speed of 135mph, the RV8 was the most powerful MG ever at the time of its launch. The UK price on introduction was £26,500. Only 1,983 MG RV8s were built in total, around 75% of which were exported to Japan with the remainder sold new in the UK. There was no left-hand drive version.This lovely MG RV8 was supplied new in the UK in February 1995 by Castle Garage, Ludlow, Shropshire. Purchased by the current owner in 2019 when the odometer was reading 03,277 miles, in his ownership he has covered less than 2,000 miles. Shortly after purchase, he had electric power steering fitted to aid the driving. Finished in British Racing Green with Stone Biege leather, it is supplied with a V5C registration document, an MoT test certificate which expires in August 2025, a service book giving the service history up to 2019 and a file containing invoices, sales brochures, old MoT’s and a CD Rom repair manual. These RV8’s were built to a high standard with a good specification and being in limited numbers, especially UK supplied cars, means they contain all the right ingredients to become a future classic. Consigned by John Tomlin UK SUPPLIED CAR WHEN NEWUPRATED WITH ELECTRIC POWER STEERINGGOOD SERVICE HISTORYMOT EXPIRES AUGUST 2025

The 1981 Ferrari 308 is an iconic sports car, celebrated for its timeless design and driving performance. Part of Ferrari's 308 series, the 1981 model belongs to the 308 GTB/GTS line-up. Introduced in 1975, the 308 quickly became a symbol of Italian automotive excellence, with the 1981 version being one of the most refined iterations of this classic. Powered by a 2.9 litre V8 engine, the 308 produced around 240 horsepower. Though modest by today’s supercar standards, the car’s lightweight design, rear-wheel-drive layout, and precise five-speed manual transmission allowed it to deliver an exhilarating driving experience. The engine featured four twin-choke Weber carburettors, offering a distinct, throaty sound that became synonymous with Ferrari's character. Visually, the 1981 308 is distinguished by its Pininfarina-styled body, characterised by sleek, flowing lines, pop-up headlights, and a wedge-shaped silhouette that was emblematic of 1980s automotive design. The interior, though spartan by modern standards, was driver-focused, with supportive leather seats, a gated gear change and an instrument panel dominated by analogue gauges. The 308 gained widespread recognition through popular culture, especially as the car driven by Tom Selleck in the television series Magnum, P.I. This exposure cemented its status as an automotive icon. Today, the 1981 Ferrari 308 remains a sought-after classic, cherished for its heritage, beauty, and performance.Finished in Rosso Corsa with tan leather interior this left hand drive 1981 Ferrari 308 was imported from the U.S. and comes with a NOVA certificate, together with the original owners title. Present are also the owners manual and two sets of keys, together with some service documents. These super stylish Ferrari’s of the period are fantastic to drive when on song. Whilst this example will require a small amount of recommissioning, it is competitively estimated given the condition and odometer reading. These are arguably one of the prettiest of all Ferraris built. Consigned by Stewart Banks. IMPORTED FROM THE U.S. AND HAS A NOVA CERTIFICATE.