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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA gentlemen`s stainless steel Tag Heuer Chronometer, 200 metres, automatic bracelet watch, c.1990, circular grey dial, raised luminous batons and hands, date and centre second sweep. Screw down crown and stainless steel bezel with Arabic numerals. Case no. 08669, model no. S89.206. Guarantee dated 1992 and instruction booklet. No box. Three spare links included CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Currently functioning.
A ladies` Breitling bicolour cockpit chronometer, c.2007, with blue diamond set dot dial, centre second sweep and date, bicolour bezel with a cabochon sapphire at the 12 o`clock position. Bicolour bracelet with two spare links and an optional leather strap with Breitling buckle. No. B71356 1040298. Box and some paperwork for W Bruford, East Sussex CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout. Appears to be in working order.A genuine Breitling, with box and some paperwork, as catalogued.
A gentlemen`s bicolour Omega Constellation Quartz bracelet watch, an ivory coloured engine turned dial, raised gilt batons and sword hands with centre second sweep and date. Gold brushed bezel with black enamel Roman numerals to a brushed stainless steel case and bicolour integral bracelet. Case no. 57360069. Original swing ticket and spare links. Box and papers dated 2001 CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Light scuffs to the top of the satin finish links.Appears to be in working order but no guarantee as to time keeping. Box and papers dated 2001.
A gentlemen`s stainless steel Tudor Oyster-Prince Automatic strap watch, a circular silvered dial with raised batons, sword hands and centre second sweep. After market strap, non-Tudor buckle. Case no. 278857 7965. Case back requires re-sealing CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Scratches to the glass.Deterioration to the dial and hands.Winds and ticking.Screw down crown will not stay screwed down.
A gentlemen`s 9ct gold Omega Seamaster mechanical watch, on a later gold plated Omega bracelet. A circular silvered dial with raised gilt batons and centre second sweep to a 9ct gold case. A later gold plated Omega stainless steel bracelet fitted with a foldover clasp CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Scratches to the glass.Marks to the dial.Ticking.
A gentleman`s 9ct gold Omega Deville wristwatch, c.1970,with circular silvered raised baton dial, centre second sweep and date aperture, on a later gold plated expanding bracelet. Omega box and papers dated 1974 CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Scratches to the glass.Case and bracelet require cleaning.Winds and ticking.
A gentlemen`s stainless steel Omega Automatic GenŠve watch, c.1970, circular silvered dial with black and silvered raised batons, date, luminous hands and centre second sweep. After market strap with non-Omega buckle CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Scratches to the glass.Case very dirty.Ticking.
A gentlemen`s stainless steel Tag Heuer Professional, 200m, 6000 Series Quartz strap watch, c.1990, circular grey dial, raised luminous hands and batons, date and centre second sweep. Screw down crown, stainless steel bezel with Arabic numerals, original Tag Heuer leather strap and buckle. Case no. WH 1212, serial no. Z65068. Guarantee dated 1994 and instruction booklet. No box CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Currently functioning.
A gentlemen`s stainless steel Omega Seamaster Automatic bracelet watch, a circular silvered dial with date, raised baton, sword hands and centre second sweep. A stainless steel bracelet with Omega foldover clasp CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Scratches to the glass.Deterioration to the dial, hands and batons.Scratches to the case back.Ticking.
A gentlemen`s stainless steel Tag Heuer Chronometer, 200 metres, automatic bracelet watch, c.1990, circular grey dial, raised luminous batons and hands, date and centre second sweep. Screw down crown and stainless steel bezel with Arabic numerals. Case no. 08669, model no. S89.206. Guarantee dated 1992 and instruction booklet. No box. Three spare links included CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Currently functioning.
A ladies` Breitling bicolour cockpit chronometer, c.2007, with blue diamond set dot dial, centre second sweep and date, bicolour bezel with a cabochon sapphire at the 12 o`clock position. Bicolour bracelet with two spare links and an optional leather strap with Breitling buckle. No. B71356 1040298. Box and some paperwork for W Bruford, East Sussex CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout. Appears to be in working order.A genuine Breitling, with box and some paperwork, as catalogued.
A gentlemen`s bicolour Omega Constellation Quartz bracelet watch, an ivory coloured engine turned dial, raised gilt batons and sword hands with centre second sweep and date. Gold brushed bezel with black enamel Roman numerals to a brushed stainless steel case and bicolour integral bracelet. Case no. 57360069. Original swing ticket and spare links. Box and papers dated 2001 CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Light scuffs to the top of the satin finish links.Appears to be in working order but no guarantee as to time keeping. Box and papers dated 2001.
A RARE ROLEX CHRONOMETER PAM AM AIRLINES ELECTRIC WALL CLOCK CIRCA 1970 BY HANOVER MANUFACTURING INC. OHIO, U.S.A. D: White dial with applied hour & minute markers, light blue Pam-Am logo with matching sweep centre seconds hand. M: Original electric movement with original plug and lead. C: Circular black aluminium band, plexi glass front, case diameter approx 52cm CONDITION REPORT D: Original dial in excellent condition. M: Cannot test to see if it is working. C: In excellent condition with some small signs of age. D: Dial / M: Movement / C: Case / S: Strap / B: Bracelet
A Well Documented and Scarce 'Eagle Squadron' Casualty Group of Four to Spitfire Pilot Flight Sergeant F.S. Austin, 133 and 121 Squadrons, An American Volunteer in the Royal Canadian Air Force, Who Was Killed in Action, 17.4.1942, Whilst on an Offensive Sweep Over Northern France1939-1945 Star; Air Crew Europe Star; Canadian Volunteer Service Medal, with Maple Leaf clasp; War Medal, nearly extremely fine, with the recipient's Canadian Memorial Cross, G.VI.R., 'F.S. Pilot F.C. Austin R-58580'; and the following related items:- R.C.A.F. Operational Wings, with named Certificate, dated 15.4.1946- R.C.A.F. Pilot's Flying Log Book (26.12.1940-16.4.1942)- Eleven letters from recipient to his mother, and one to his grandmother, over the period 25.7.1940-15.12.1941; R.C.A.F. Christmas Card to recipient's mother, December 1940- Telegram to recipient's mother informing her of his safe arrival in England, dated 15.9.1941- Telegram to recipient's mother informing her that her son has been listed as 'Missing in Action', dated 19.4.1942- File of research including a photographic image of recipient (lot) R-58580 Flight Sergeant Frederick Carleton Austin (1918-1942), born Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.A.; prior to the war was employed as an Investigator by Pinkerton Detective Agency; enlisted Royal Canadian Air Force, 30.8.1940; carried out his pilot training at No. 8 F.T.S. (R.C.A.F.), Eburne, B.C. and No. 3 S.F.T.S., Calgary, Alberta; gained his Pilot's Flying Badge 28.3.1941; arrived in England September 1941; posted to 56 O.T.U. the following month, and converted to Hurricanes; advanced Flight Sergeant 1.12.1941, and posted to 133 (Eagle) Squadron (Hurricanes), Eglinton, December 1941; the squadron converted to Spitfires and moved to Kirton-in-Lindsey, January 1942; on the 31st 'Convoy Patrol. No E/A sighted. My First Operational Flip' (Log Book refers); over the following two months the squadron was mainly tasked with east coast convoy patrols and sector recces; posted to 121 (Eagle) Squadron (Spitfires), North Weald,1.4.1942; carrying on in a similar capacity Austin grew in experience, 3.4.1942, 'Sweep. minor Channel sweep - my first sight of France' and 12.4.1942, 'Convoy Patrol. Bugger All!!! - First time as No. 1 - we improve' (ibid); however, as the Squadron Operations Record Book shows it was sadly too little too late, 17.4.1942:'At 11.40 hours the North Weald Wing took off for a Sweep over France. The coast was crossed at Hawkinge at 12.10 hours and landfall made at Le Touquet and out via Gravelines via Guines. The Squadron flew at 26,000 feet during these operations, the purpose of which was to create a diversion and keep a look out for Enemy Aircraft going to meet our Bombers, which were making a raid on a Parachute Factory at Calais. The Bombers were performing this task simultaneously with our arrival at Le Touquet. Hornchurch, Biggin Hill and Debden Wings were covering the Bombers. Although Enemy Aircraft were seen no engagements took place, and Pilots returned to base at 12.50 hours.At 15.10 hours the Wing was airborne again on a Fighter Sweep. Southend was reached at 15.34 hours, Dover 15.59, St. Inglevert 15.57, and Lumbres 16.04. The French coast was left at Boulogne. Our Squadron flew at approximately 27,000 feet and was top cover. F/Lt. Allen and P/O Fetrow fired at a F.W. 190 but observed no results. This occurred roughly 10 miles east of St. Omer in both cases. F/O Edner while 15 miles east of St. Omer fired a 3 second burst from 400 yards at a F.W. 190 at 9,000 feet, he saw bullets entering the fuselage, he fired again at 5,000 feet, a 3 second burst was seen to strike at 400 yards range. The Enemy Aircraft was not seen to be affected by these hits. F/O Edner says that in all cases he is sure his bullets pierced the Enemy Aircraft although it would be difficult, I should say, to be certain at a range of 400 yards.F/O Smith
A 9ct gold open face Thos. Russell & Son pocket watch, hallmarked Chester 1920, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and sweep seconds hand, the keyless steel movement signed 'Thos. Russell & Son, Liverpool, Swiss made 15 jewels adjusted to 3 positions, Pat No. 20254-4289', weight 122gms
A 9ct gold open face Thos. Russell & Son pocket watch, hallmarked Chester 1920, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and sweep seconds hand, the keyless steel movement signed 'Thos. Russell & Son, Liverpool, Swiss made 15 jewels adjusted to 3 positions, Pat No. 20254-4289', weight 122gms
18CT GOLD OPEN FACED KEYLESS POCKET WATCH made by H. White, Manchester. The case with foliate engraved back, and having white enamel face with sweep seconds hand and Roman Numerals bearing numbers 70785. Weight overall 115g approx. CONDITION REPORT; Winds and ticks, some surface wear to case. Suspension ring and winder are not gold.
18CT GOLD OPEN FACED KEYLESS POCKET WATCH made by H. White, Manchester. The case with foliate engraved back, and having white enamel face with sweep seconds hand and Roman Numerals bearing numbers 70785. Weight overall 115g approx. CONDITION REPORT; Winds and ticks, some surface wear to case. Suspension ring and winder are not gold.
OMEGA SEAMASTER AUTOMATIC a gentleman`s stainless steel wristwatch, the silver coloured dial with black batons, a steel sweep seconds hand, luminous hands, date aperture at three o`clock, the three piece case with various stamped marks to the inside, numbered 166.0202, housing a signed 17 jewel Swiss movement number 1010, and 42 over 405209 above the Omega symbol, on a later expanding bracelet, with an Omega box
A gents 9 ct gold cased presentation Smiths Imperial 19 jewel wristwatch with 27 mm dial, Arabic and Baton numerals and sweep seconds hand all on a gold plated and stainless steel expanding bracelet Condition report: In working order, some spotting and tarnishing to dial and hands, some wear to case
OMEGA SEAMASTER AUTOMATIC a gentleman`s stainless steel wristwatch, the silver coloured dial with black batons, a steel sweep seconds hand, luminous hands, date aperture at three o`clock, the three piece case with various stamped marks to the inside, numbered 166.0202, housing a signed 17 jewel Swiss movement number 1010, and 42 over 405209 above the Omega symbol, on a later expanding bracelet, with an Omega box
Poster, British Railways `Northern Ireland - Where the Mountains of Mourne Sweep down to the Sea` by David Cobb c.1954, D/R size. Depicts an open fishing boat and a masted fishing boat within the estuary, with dark mountains as a backdrop. Published by British Railways London Midland Region and printed by Waterlow & Sons. No folds, overall extremely good with some minor edge damage.
A Ulysse Nardin 18 carat yellow gold wristwatch, the circular dial with Arabic numerals and two subsidiary dials positioned at 3 and 9 o' clock, gilt hands, sweep centre second and with outer tachymeter chapter ring in kilometres, case No'd. 661265 and 8000, with an associated 18 carat yellow gold five-plus-four panther link style strap with fold-over ladder design snap. CONDITION REPORTS General wear conducive to age. Some scratching visible on the plain back. A small pinhead dint. The plain catch also shows signs of scratching and is slightly dirty. The face is slightly yellowed.The watch appears to be working though we cannot guarantee that it is in working order as regards keeping good time etc, however, if you press the two buttons for the stopwatch, the hand seems to move evenly and the other when you press return, returns to the top.movement numbered 126962 Comes together with a box which shows general wear to edges and corners, etc (cannot guarantee that it is the original box as it has no markings) (please see image).
AN ELECTRIC QUARTZ MARINE CHRONOMETER BY TAMAYA, CIRCA 1975, with black-painted 4in. dial, white Arabic numerals with luminous spotting above hours and minute hands, sweep seconds, signed at middle TAMAYA MARINE CORPS, stainless steel below, the movement with start/stop button secured to Bakelite base within teak case with plush lid, signed, securing hook and maker’s top plate -- 4 x 7¼ x 7¼in. (10 x 18.5 x 18.5cm.), Provenance: John Millar RYS
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