We found 32197 price guide item(s) matching your search

* Propeller. A rare FE8 four-blade propeller, the laminated mahogany propeller stamped F.E.8 FALCON AIRSCREW, GNG No 7928T, 100 GNOME, MONOSOUPAPE, D.M.D., with war department arrow, the brass sheathed blades all with D.M.D. London decal, 244cm acrossQty: (1)NOTESThe propeller was obtained by the current owner in the early 1970s from a chicken shed in Wales. It had previously been bought c.1918-20 to power a wind generator but was never used for that purpose. The owner had the propeller professionally restored by an ex DMD London workshop apprentice. The Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.8. was a WWI British single-seat fighter it was powered by a Gnome Monosoupape rotary engine.

* Scramble Bell. WWII Aerodrome Station Bell dated 1940, nickel-plated with small Air Ministry crown motif dated 1940, stamped ATW with a broad military arrow on crown and retaining two iron hooks used to suspend the bell and traces of red paint with lead clapper, a good original example of a Battle of Britain period bell, 29cm high x 27.5cm diameterQty: (1)NOTESReputedly from an Essex village having hung in a building that started off life as an RAF officer's mess hall which became a village hall and its ancestry only came to light during the building's conversion to a residential dwelling. At some time in its life, this bell was painted red, some vestiges of paint remain in the sharp corners around the top loops of the bell.

* Scramble Bell. WWII Aerodrome Station Bell dated 1943, the bell made from spark-proof beryllium copper with small Air Ministry stamp dated 1943, additionally stamped 'G&J' (Gillet and Jefferson), with military arrow, lacking clapper, 28cm high, a rare pieceQty: (1)NOTESThe spark-proof material was used in the armouring areas and petrol stores. Gillet and Jefferson are a company of bell makers which are still operating today.

* Petrol Cans. WWII Air Ministry petrol can embossed with AM markings, Shell brass cap, later green paint, 33cm high, together with another AM petrol can plus 2 others, Battle of Britain period, both dated 1940 with War Department arrow, 33cm highQty: (4)

* Bayonets. British 1903 Pattern SMLE bayonet, the 30cm blade stamped EP beneath crown and dated 1903, serial number beneath (illegible), the opposite side stamped EFD with proof marks, the grip stamped 'Ayr Yeo', '3 Sea', '477' '137' '290' (presumably Ayrshire Yeomanry), 42.5cm long overall, in its leather scabbard with steel mounts together with an Enfield triangular socket bayonet stamped with war department arrow and E 1/75 plus an Indian issue bayonet circa 1944Qty: (3)

* Military Wristwatch. WWII period Longines RAF pilot's wristwatch, the circular dial having black arabic numerals and blued steel hands, verdigris or corrosion to the dial, stainless steel case, large winding crown, the backplate engraved with broad military arrow 6B/159 A164482, lacking strap, not runningQty: (1)

* Military Wristwatch. WWII period Omega wristwatch, the medium-size watch with circular black dial, illuminated arabic numerals and hands, white seconds hand, stainless steel case, the backplate with broad military arrow and W.W.W., serial number Y 1727 10666926, the inner case with Omega stamps and numbered 145-008, the movement stamped 'Omega-Watch. Co Swiss Made Seventeen 17 Jewels', workingQty: (1)

* Sword. 19th century Indian issue sword, the 84.5cm pipe back blade stamped with war department arrow with an 'I' beneath steel honeysuckle hilt, leather and wire-bound grip and domed chequered pommel, overall length 98cm, in its brown leather scabbard together with two further swords probably also issued to Indians, both lacking scabbardQty: (3)

A 1970s Hamilton two button chronograph Royal Air Force stainless steel wristwatch, 39mm case, running and stop watch function working, black dial with two subsidiaries, white and luminous hands and white second hand, marked Hamilton T with broad arrow, on black canvas strap, marked to rear cover: 6BB/9243306, broad arrow and 1153/71. Ref: “British Military Timepieces” by K. Knirim, page 623 Glass: Plastic with very minor scratching, Dial: some wear Case: Some scratching and minor dents, Cover: Scratched, Movement: Overall OK but some scratching

A c1980 Newmark two button chronograph Royal Air Force stainless steel wristwatch, 38mm case, running and stop watch function working, black dial with two subsidiaries, white and luminous hands and white second hand, marked Newmark, on black canvas strap, marked to rear cover: 6BB/9243306, with broad arrow and 114/80 and marked 4566 inside cover. Ref: “British Military Timepieces” by K. Knirim, page 623 Glass: Plastic with minor scratching, Dial: some wear, Case: Some scratching and minor dents, Cover: Scratched, Movement: Overall OK some very minor scratching and dirt

A c1970s Hamilton two button chronograph Royal Air Force stainless steel wristwatch, 38mm case, running and stop watch function working, black dial with two subsidiaries, white and luminous hands and white second hand, known as the Sterile version as only marked with T and broad arrow, on green canvas strap, marked to rear cover: broad arrow above 6BB/924-3306 and A/010/70 Glass: Plastic with minor scratching, Dial: some wear, Case: Some scratching and minor dents, Cover: Scratched, Movement: Overall OK some minor scratching

A c1970s CWC (Cabot Watch Company) two button chronograph Royal Navy stainless steel wristwatch, 38mm case, running and stop watch function working, black dial with two subsidiaries, white and luminous hands and white second hand, on black canvas strap, marked to rear cover: 0552/924-3306, broad arrow and 2863/73, and inside 1406429 Glass: Plastic with minor scratching, Dial: some wear, Case: Some scratching and minor dents, Cover: Scratched, Movement: Overall OK some minor scratching

A c1950/60s Lemania Royal Navy / FAA single button chronograph stainless steel wristwatch, 37mm case, running and functioning, two subsidiaries to silvered dial, marked with broad arrow and Incabloc (although not an Incabloc movement), rear cover marked HS broad arrow 9 and 3684, on a black and grey canvas strap Glass: Plastic with very minor scratching, Dial: good and only very minor wear, Case: Some scratching and minor dents, Cover: Scratched, Movement: Overall OK

A late 1940s or early 1950s Lemania RN / FAA single button chronograph stainless steel wristwatch, 37mm case, running and functioning, two subsidiaries to silvered "sterile" dial, marked HS broad arrow 9 and 3957 to rear cover, on later brown leather strap Glass: Plastic with very minor scratching, Dial: good and only very minor wear, Case: Some scratching and minor dents, Cover: Scratched, Movement: Overall OK

A c1960s Lemania RN / FAA single push chronograph stainless steel wristwatch, 38mm case, running and functioning, two subsidiaries to silvered dial, marked with P in circle and broad arrow, rear cover marked with scratched out H.S. broad arrow 9 and 2041, and with later engraved 0552/924-3305, on black and grey canvas strap Glass: Plastic with very minor scratching, Dial: some marks and wear, Case: Some scratching and minor dents, Cover: Scratched, Movement: Overall OK but some staining

A c1960s Lemania RN / FAA single push chronograph stainless steel wristwatch, 39mm case, running and stop watch function working, black dial with two subsidiaries, white and luminous hands and white second hand, marked Lemania with T in circle and broad arrow and Incabloc, marked 0552/924-3306 and 80192 to rear cover, movement marked 1697631, on black leather strap, shown in Konrad Knirim's “British Military Timepieces”, page 636, ISBN:978-3-89355-260-3 Glass: Plastic and very minor scratching, Dial: good and some wear and marks, Case: Some scratching and minor dents, Cover: Scratched, Movement: Overall very good and only some staining

A c1940s Cyma WWW Military "Dirty Dozen" stainless steel wristwatch, 37mm case, running, black dial with broad arrow and subsidiary, Arabic numerals, replaced crown, rear cover marked with broad arrow and W.W.W P22685 and 27685, movement in sealed case and not inspected, on later brown leather strap, See “British Military Timepieces” by K. Knirim, pages 554-578 Glass: Plastic with very minor scratching, Dial: some very minor marks and wear and some rusting to hands, Case: Some scratching and minor dents, Cover: Scratched, Movement: Not inspected at time of cataloguing

A c1940s Eterna WWW Military "Dirty Dozen" stainless steel wristwatch, 36mm case, running, black dial with broad arrow and subsidiary, marked to inside and outside of rear cover with broad arrow W.W.W and P 2404 3110732, movement numbered 3092834, on blue, red and green canvas strap, See “British Military Timepieces” by K.Knirim, pages 554-578, ISBN:978-3-89355-260-3 Glass: very minor scratching, Dial: some pitting and wear, Case: minor wear, Cover: some scratching, Movement: some wear and scratching

A c1940s Buren Grand Prix WWW Military "Dirty Dozen" chrome plated wristwatch, 36mm case, running, black dial with broad arrow and subsidiary, marked to inside and outside of rear cover with broad arrow W.W.W and H 5594 335757, marked Buren Grand Prix to movement and having protective inner cover, later black leather strap, See “British Military Timepieces” by K.Knirim, pages 554-578, ISBN:978-3-89355-260-3 Glass: good and very minor scratching, Dial: overall good and some wear, Case: chromium plating loss and some denting, Cover: scratching, Movement: some wear and staining

A c1940s Jaeger - Le Coultre WWW Military "Dirty Dozen" alloy wristwatch, 34mm case, running, black dial with broad arrow and subsidiary, marked to inside and outside of stainless steel rear cover with broad arrow 281260 and W.W.W and F10621, later black leather strap, See “British Military Timepieces” by K.Knirim, pages 554-578, ISBN:978-3-89355-260-3 Glass: good, Dial: good, Case: possibly replated signs of pitting and wear, Cover: minor scratchning, Movement: scratching and some wear

A 1953 Omega Military Royal Air Force (RAF) "Fat Arrow" stainless steel wristwatch, 37mm case, running, black dial, rear cover with broad arrow 6645 101000 and 6B/542 2034 /53, movement numbered 12804171, with inner dust cover, on later grey leather strap Glass: some minor marks, Dial: some marks and possibly repoainted, Case: typical dents and scratches, Cover: minor and light scratches, Movement: good very minor wear

A 1953 Omega Military Royal Air Force (RAF) "Narrow Arrow" stainless steel wristwatch, 36mm case, running, black dial, rear cover with broad arrow 6645 101000 and 6B/542 4050 /53, movement numbered 13057250, with inner dust cover, on later tan brown leather strap Glass: good only very minor scratches, Dial: pitted and with fading and wear to paint on numerals, Case: typical denting and scratching, Cover: scratching and denting, Movement: overall OK just some minor scratching and wear

A late 1940s Jaeger-Le Coultre Military Royal Air Force (RAF) Mark 11 stainless steel wristwatch, 35mm case, running, black dial with sweeping second hand, rear cover with broad arrow 6B / 346 and 2170 / 48, movement numbered 590600, with inner dust cover, on later canvas strap, and a spare retaining ring and crystal Glass: some scratching, Dial: good but some typical wear, Case: scratched and dents, Cover: two prominent scratches, dented to removal lugs and light scratcing, Movement: overall good just some light scratches

A 1950s International Watch Company Military Mark XI Royal Air Force stainless steel wristwatch, 36mm case, running, black dial with sweeping second hand, marked with broad arrow and T, cover marked with broad arrow 6B/346 and 1944/51, with inner dust cover, on later grey leather strap Glass: good and very minor scratching, Dial: overall OK just some wear to luminuous paint, Case: some scratching and denting, Cover: scratched and dented to centre, Movement: overall good just some light scratching

A c1970s Hamilton Military Royal Air Force stainless steel wristwatch, 36mm case, running, black dial with sweeping white second hand and marked with T in circle and broad arrow, rear cover marked with broad arrow and 6B - 9101000 H 2866 M, inner dust cover, on later black leather strap Glass: good and very minor scratching, Dial: overall OK just some wear to luminuous paint and possibly touched up, Case: some scratching and denting, Cover: scratched, Movement: overall good just some light scratching

A 1970 Smiths Military British Army stainless steel wristwatch, 35mm case, running, black dial with T in circle and broad arrow, cover engraved WIO / 6645-99-961-4045 with broad arrow above 0309/70, inner dust cover, on black and grey canvas strap Glass: very good, Dial: appear very good, Case: small dents and scartcing, Cover: scratched and one indentation damaged, Movement: very good and minor wear

A c1940s Enicar Military Army WWII stainless steel wristwatch, 31mm case, running, silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, cover engraved with broad arrow and A.T.P. 46280, on later brown leather strap Glass: minor scratching, Dial: pitted and some wear to luminous elements, Case: scratched and dented, Cover: some scratching and wear, Movement: overall good just some minor scratching and wear

A 1970s Hamilton W-10 Military Army stainless steel wristwatch, 35mm tonneau case, running, black dial with T in circle and broad arrow, sweeping seconds hand, cover engraved with broad arrow and W 10-6645-99 7517 /73, on black leather strap Glass: minor scratching, Dial: overall very good, Case: light scracthing and denting, Cover: scratched, Movement: not inspected

A 1970s CWC Military W-10 British Army stainless steel wristwatch, 35mm tonneau case, running, black dial with T in circle and broad arrow, sweeping seconds hand, cover engraved with broad arrow and W 10-6645-99 2013 /76, on black leather strap Glass: minor scratching, Dial: overall very good, Case: light scracthing and denting, Cover: scratched, Movement: not inspected

A modern Seiko Quartz Military Royal Navy stainless steel wristwatch, 37mm case, running, generation 2, two push button and non-luminous version, issued mostly to crews of nuclear submarine, black dial with three subsidiaries and date aperture, engraved to cover 6645-99 7208727 broad arrow and 0063/00, on grey canvas strap Overall in good condition, some scratching to rear cover

A modern Seiko Quartz Military Royal Air Force or Royal Navy stainless steel wristwatch, 37mm case, running, generation 2, two push button, black dial with P in circle, date window and three subsidiaries, engraved case 6645-99 8149181 broad arrow and 1505/97, on grey and black canvas strap Overall in good condition, some scratching to rear cover

A 1980s Seiko Quartz Military Royal Air Force Navy stainless steel wristwatch, 37mm case, running, generation 1, three push button, black dial with P in circle and three subsidiaries, engraved case 6645-99 7683056 broad arrow and 2235/84, on grey canvas strap Overall good condition and some mnior wear

A 1980s Seiko Quartz Military Royal Air Force stainless steel wristwatch, 37mm case, running, generation 1, three push button, black dial with P in circle and three subsidiaries, engraved case 6645-99 7683056, broad arrow and 7208/88, on grey and black canvas strap Overall good condition and some mnior wear

A WWII period Jaeger-LeCoultre Military chromed pocket watch, AF, 51mm with black dial, not working and overwound, case rubbed and scratched, rear cover marked GS/TP XX P14013 with broad arrow, and inside cover number 149058

A fossil fish specimen, width 13cm, another 8cm example, various ammonite sections and a carved flint arrow and some tools, one dated Scafell 1965. (qty)

Hilger, A scene of a horseman shot by an arrow with a triumphant archer on a rock, oil on metal, signed, 28" x 31".

A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white circular saucer dishes, Kangxi, 1662-1722, each with fluted body and foliate rim, painted with a huntsman releasing his arrow to a rabbit, the underside with a six-character mark of Chenghua in underglaze blue, 20 cm diameter (2) 清康熙 "大明成化年制"款青花人物狩猎图盘一对Condition Report: in good condition Condition Report Disclaimer

Thirteen Victory Children’s wooden Jig-Saw puzzles, Golden Arrow Express, Canadian Pacific Express, A Busy Quayside, Trooping of the Colour, P & O Liner Oriana, Looe Cornwall, Vintage car series 1908 Renault and 1907 Standard, Traction Engine series 1927 Wallis and Steevens Steam roller and 1919 Garrett Showmans Traction Engine, Emergency Services Series – Police, two Map puzzles the World and U.S.A, (13 items).

A 1940s British military issue three blade utility knife, 1941 issue arrow; a pocket knife; Persian knife with enameled hilt and sheath (3)

Three assorted folding pocket/jack knives, one with blade marked 'Butler', another with broad arrow mark etc.

A large chrome plated brass maritime style bell, engraved with broad arrow and 'York', indistinct numbers imprinted on the canons 34cm high (lacking clappper)

A pair of WWII binoculars by Taylor-Hobson dated 1941 and marked with broad arrow and 'O.S. 108 M.A. Bino Prism No.2 MKII', with canvas straps and brown leather Ross case also marked with broad arrow, together with a pair of Ross Army field binoculars (no case) and a pair of Decalite binoculars in brown leather case with broad arrow

A large Naval ensign flag with broad arrow, approx. 250 x 125cm, together with a pair of binoculars by A. Kershaw & Son, Leeds 1931 in leather case (2)

An Omega British Military Issue General Service Time Piece (GSTP) The white enamel dial with Arabic numerals denoting hours and subsidiary seconds dial, case-back marked G.S.T.P 'Y06327' with broad arrow stamp

A white metal Zenith open-faced pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals denoting hours and subsidiary seconds dial, case back marked 'Bravingtons' with broad arrow stamp, together with a Grana G.S.T.P, the white dial with Arabic numerals denoting hours and subsidiary seconds dial

A WWII military issue stainless steel Omega 'Dirty Dozen' 'W.W.W' (Wrist Watch Waterproof) wristwatch, the black enamel dial with Arabic numerals denoting hours, subsidiary seconds dial and luminous hands, dial is marked with brand logo and broad arrow, case back stamped 'W.W.W. Y22250 10686449' with further broad arrow stamp, on later metal bracelet.

FRENCH GILT BRONZE AND BLUE TURQUIN MARBLE CLOCK GARNITURE 19TH CENTURY the white enamel dial painted with Arabic numerals and swags, signed 'Denière/ Fd de Bronzes/ A Paris', in an arched marble case on a stepped base of breakfront outline, with gilt bronze cornucopia mounts and surmounted by a ribbon-tied quiver, arrow and floral wreath, the eight-day movement signed J DENIERE A PARIS 2766 and striking a bell; the matching candelabra with a central stiff and two scrolling candle arms on circular bases(clock 30cm wide, 33cm high, 12.5cm deep)

A 1920s Rolex Prima ladies wristwatch having double signed guilloche dial for retailer Croydon & Sons, Ipswich, Arabic numerals and arrow head style hands, 21mm round nickel plated case, unsigned, the watch powered by a 15 jewel manual wind movement 'timed 6 positions for all climates', no strap. Condition: currently in good working order although not sold with any guarantees, age related wear and patina to dial with numerals worn but legible, case is replacement and is in good order.

Poster of A-10A Thunderbolt II US Navy, 706th Tactical Fighter Squadron New Orleans, signed by members of the squadron, the poster reads: To the British Special Forces our True Allies, approx 42 w x 30 h cms, together with a booklet relating to a Training Exercise at Eagle's Nest Fort Bragg North Carolina between July and October 1962, twelve weeks of training where the SAS received advanced training in the Special Forces basic skills of operations and intelligence, demolitions, light and heavy weapons and radio. The 22nd SAS participated in three maneuvers, Swift Strike II, Devil Arrow and an exercise in the Monongahela Nation Forest, West Virginia. The exercise marks the first time since the War of 1812 that an organized British fighting unit has been stationed in the United States. 

Quantity of books, including the following titles; Gibbons Roman Empire; Just William; William and the Gangster; Folio Society including The Grand Tour, Travels of Marco Polo, Mission to Tashkent, House in the Hills, Black Arrow amongst others. 

Special Air Services interest - beige for desert climes, wind and tear proof size 2, with four-pockets made with lightweight windproof fabric with integral hood and fabric tog-gathered front, stamped Ministry of Defense with broad arrow together with a camouflage scarf and a camouflage green shawl worn by Major R.G Ball MBE 22 SAS Regiment in the field during a distinguished career serving with the SAS in South America, Malaya, Dhofar, Borneo, Radfan, Aden, The Gulf.

British survival knife, with leather rings to the grip, housed in a leather scabbard, approx 31 cms in length, housed in a brown leather scabbard, nr 278214 broad arrow mark 84, Major R.G Ball MBE 22 SAS Regiment.

Tribal Art. An Australian Aboriginal boomerang painted in cream, 51cm wide, another boomerang, a bow and arrow, and a coolie hat.

A German Second War Luftwaffe Flight Bar for Fighter Pilots in Gold. A very fine example of the short range Day Fighter Clasp in gold in its original fitted case. The award has good gold finish, slight toning to the lower section of the left hand wing otherwise some traces of illuminated gilt to the edges of the central wreath, the upward pointing central arrow still having its patinated finish. On the reverse side it is with its correct wide tapering pin constructed in Tombak, unmarked, the central rivet that holds the arrow pointing upwards to the main body of the award normally delicately domed, in this instance the operative has slightly flattened the rivet during construction. Original fitted case with scratches to the edges and good gilded lettering to the exterior of the box, which reads Front Flugspange Fur Jager Gold, some slight losses of the paper cover to the box on the base, very good condition £200-£240

A German Second War Luftwaffe Day Fighter Bar in Silver. A very nice example of a Tombak non maker marked Luftwaffe Flight Clasp in silver, good silvering generally, slight frosting still showing to the edges of all of the leaves, slight toning to the lower base coloration of the left hand set of leaves. The black patinated finish to the upward pointed eagle all intact. Complete with its wide tapering pin, original hook and hinge. One small delicate rivet holding the arrow to the main award. In its original fitted case, which is in immaculate condition with the lettering to the exterior Frontflugspanger fur Jager Silber, good condition £240-£280

A German Second War Luftwaffe Short Range Day Fighter Bar in Bronze. A nice G.H.Osang produced zinc manufactured Flight Bar in bronze. Nice convex shape with its original wide tapering pin, hook and hinge. G.H.Osang Dresden tablet impressed to the right hand side of the reverse of the award. All finish remaining with all of the patinated finish to the arrow pointing upwards also intact, good condition £200-£240

An International Watch Company (IWC) Military issue RAF Mark XI wristwatch, ref 6B/346, case number 1333/51, the stainless steel case enclosing a circular black face with Arabic and luminous dial, bearing 'International Watch Co', military issue arrow head and tritium 'T', attached brown leather strap, case diameter excluding winding crown 3.8cm Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding. Ticks when wound. Hands complete a full twelve hour rotation. Face appears in good order. Luminosity of the tritium batons can be seen when the watch is removed from light. Crystal scratched and grubby residue is visible where the crystal adjoins the case. To the exterior of each lug a small indent can be seen, perhaps considered commensurate wear or perhaps a result from a mechanical instrument. Bezel, lugs, case and reverse all show signs of generic wear which primarily consists of surface scratches. The back of the watch has not been removed therefore no statement regarding the movement can be made. Strap with wear. Please see the additional images which illustrate the above mentioned.

An International Watch Company (IWC) Military issue RAF Mark XI wristwatch, ref 6B/346, case number 1422/51, the stainless steel case enclosing a circular black face with Arabic and luminous dial, bearing 'International Watch Co', military issue arrow head and tritium 'T', attached metal link strap, case diameter excluding winding crown 3.8cm Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding. Ticks when wound. Hands complete a full twelve hour rotation. Face appears in relatively good order but some speckles of corrosion can be seen. Luminosity of the tritium batons can be seen when the watch is removed from light. Crystal scratched and bears general scuffs, scratches and a small fracture, approx 1cm in length - this is not surface reaching and cannot be felt to the touch. Bezel, lugs, case and reverse all show signs of generic wear which primarily consists of surface scratches, small nicks and scuffs. The back of the watch has not been removed therefore no statement regarding the movement can be made. Strap with wear. Please see the additional images which illustrate the above mentioned.

An International Watch Company (IWC) Military issue RAF Mark XI wristwatch, ref 6B/346, case number 1322/51, the stainless steel case enclosing a circular black face with Arabic and luminous dial, bearing 'International Watch Co', military issue arrow head and tritium 'T', attached metal strap, case diameter excluding winding crown 3.8cm (at fault) Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding. Watch requires a complete overhaul. Crystal not present. Bezel, lugs, case, reverse and watch face/dial all show extensive signs wear including denting, scratches, losses etc. The back of the watch has not been removed therefore no statement regarding the movement can be made. Strap with wear. Please see the additional images which illustrate the above mentioned.

A Smiths Military issue W10 wristwatch, ref W10/6645-99-961-4045, case number 0552, 4385/68, the stainless steel case enclosing a circular black face with Arabic and luminous dial, bearing 'Smiths', tritium 'T' and military issue arrow head, case diameter excluding winding crown 3.6cm (at fault) Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding. Appears to tick when wound however the second hand will need adjusting due to it being obstructed from performing a complete rotation by its positioning. Hands complete a full twelve hour rotation. Face appears in good order. Luminosity of the tritium batons can be seen when the watch is removed from light. The hour and minute hands are both worn and would require restoration. Crystal with some scratches and surface stains. Crown pulls to winding position happily but seems slow/sticky to when pushed back to return position. Bezel, lugs, case and reverse all show signs of generic wear which primarily consists of surface scratches and small nicks. The back of the watch has not been removed therefore no statement regarding the movement can be made. Please see the additional images which illustrate the above mentioned.