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Click here to subscribeConstantin Weisz; Automatic Gent's Wristwatch, the signed mother of pearl dial with baton markers, date aperture window and moonphase subsidiary dial, on a grey leather strap, caseback ref No. 19A476CW, partially visable movement stamped "Constantin Weisz Automatic 29 Jewels", in original box with warranty card and manual.
Ballast; Trafalgar Bronze Automatic Gent's Divers Wristwatch, the signed blue partially skeleton dial with luminous baton and dot markers, within rotating bezel with canteen lock, on a blue leather strap, caseback Ref No. BL-3136 and stamped "SAPPHIRE", partially visable movement stamped "26 Twenty-Six Jewels", in original box with spare black leather strap and dive cage watch case protector.
Swan & Edgar; An Automatic Gent's Wristwatch, the signed green dial with luminous baton markers, three subsidiary dials and date aperture window, on a flat link bracelet with foldover clasp, caseback serial no. SE10 106868; Together With Another Swan & Edgar Automatic Gent's Wristwatch, the signed textured dial with luminous baton markers and Arabic half hours, two subsidiary dials, moonphase dial and date aperture window, on a black leather strap, serial no. SE10069717, both in original boxes. (2)
Vostok; Energia Rocket Stainless Steel Gent's Wristwatch, the signed grey textured dial with luminous baton markers, two subsidiary dials and date aperture window, within rotating bezel, on a brick link bracelet with foldover clasp, caseback stamped "Energia Rocket The Most Powerful Space Launcher in History" "Tritium Illumination" "Water Resistant 30 ATM Helium Release Valve", ref No. 0059-3000 MB-Microtec H3, in hardback carry case with spare Vostok strap and instruction manual.
Eterna; KonTiki Eterna-Matic 4 Hand Stainless Steel Gent's Wristwatch, the signed black dial with baton markers and luminous quartery hours, date dial to centre, on a brick link bracelet with foldover clasp, caseback Ref No. 1592.41 277156, in original box with warranty certificate and spare bracelet links.
Eterna; KonTiki Diver 200m Stainless Steel Gent's Wristwatch, the signed white dial with baton markers and date aperture window, within rotating bezel, on a brick link bracelet with foldover clasp, caseback Ref No. 1290.41 356.684, in original box.The wristwatch is currently running but cannot guarantee accuracy or timekeeping, hands are adjusting, date function operating, the case is approx 4cm diameter (excluding bezel), bezel a little stiff to rotate, crown does screw back down flush, bracelet is 5cm each side from lugs to clasp, fastener/clasp in good working order.
Eterna; Avant-Garde Two-Tone Stainless Steel Wristwatch, the signed textured dial with baton markers and date aperture window, to two-tone brick link bracelet with foldover clasp, caseback stamped Ref No. 2945.53 319.642, partially visable movement stamped "Eterna-Matic Swiss Twenty-Six 26 Jewels", in original box with warranty certificate.
Mathey-Tissot; Edmond LE Open Heart Limited Edition Gent's Wristwatch, the signed blue snake textured partially visable dial with baton markers Roman numeral quarterly markers, on a blue leather strap with invisible foldover clasp, No. 073/100, Ref No. MC1886AV, in original box with service booklet.
Sturmanskie; Luna-25 Stainless Steel Gent's Wristwatch, the signed blue dial with luminous baton markers and Arabic hourly marker, three subsidiary dials and date aperture window, on a blue leather strap, caseback No. 0117/2000; Sturmanskie; Sputnik Heritage Gent's Wristwatch, both in original boxes. (2)
Georg Jensen: A gold "Vivianna Torun" watch, 1973 Of torc design, the 18 carat gold circular polished dial, tapering to a baton terminal, signed Georg Jensen and Torun, maker's mark GJLd, pattern number 1226, numbered, London import mark, Swiss assay mark, inner diameter 5.9cm Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe (1927-2004) is widely regarded as one of Sweden's most famous 20th century artists. From an artistic family, she began designing jewellery as a teenager before attending university in Stockholm. She became the first female silversmith in Sweden to have her own workshop. Torun began collaborating with Georg Jensen in 1967. The Torun bangle watch, which is now an icon of the Georg Jensen design house, was first launched in 1969. Her first designs had simply a second hand and a mirrored back, to remind the wearer that now is the moment. When Georg Jensen put the watch into production, the hour and minute hands were added.
A sapphire and diamond line bracelet The graduated row of cushion-shaped sapphires, the largest to the centre, spaced by baton links, each highlighted by a brilliant-cut diamond, to a horizontally-set cushion-shaped sapphire concealed clasp, diamonds approx. 0.80 carat total, sapphires approx. 24.30 carats total, length 17.9cmOne sapphire, weighing 2.86 carats, has been examined by GCS and a verbal assessment given that it is of Sri Lankan origin, with no indications of heating.
Registration No: JYF 56 Chassis No: 22096 MOT: ExemptHandbuilt and among the nicest Specials we have encounteredBespoke aluminium body, Lucas P80 headlamps plus bespoke instrumentsLeather seats and aluminium machined dashboard19" wheels with new Blockley tyresEntering production in 1946, the new Alvis TA14 was a successful update of the pre-WW2 12/70 (designed by George Lanchester). With a two-inch longer wheelbase and four-inch wider track as well as some additional chassis bracing, it offered an improved ride and sharper handling. Credited with 65bhp, its 1892cc OHV four-cylinder engine was mated to a four-speed manual gearbox (with synchromesh on the top three gears) which drove the rear wheels. While the majority were supplied as Mulliner-bodied four-door saloons, the TA14 could also be had with two-door drophead coupe coachwork by Carbodies or Tickford. A number of examples have been turned into specials like the sale example with lightweight coachwork.JYF 56 chassis number 22096 Was dispatched on the 26th of May 1948 to the Alvis agents Brooklands Motor Car Company Ltd of Bond Street London, The coach Builder selected by the client was. Mulliner, JYF 56 has been known to the Alvis Owners Club since 1968, In 2010 a previous owner embarked on making a stylish special , 2014 saw the baton passed to the current owner, who successfully finished the aluminum coachwork in 2016,A Foundry was commissioned to cast the bespoke sandcast alloy bulkhead (25 kg in weight) This is the Foundation, for the cars aluminum coach work, A matching 19 " wheel Rim is supplied, with the car, that could be supported by the substantial bulkhead, to give the benefit of a spare wheel side mounted outside for longer events or touring,,ectTo ease entry of the cockpit the steering wheel is quick release, the external mounted handbrake is a racing fly off type, The set up of the supercharger (Eaton) is 5 psi driven through twin belts, from the crankshaft, With a Hd8 SU 2" carburettor running a polished 125 VE needle, featuring a CAD designed cast aluminium let manifold with blow off valve, the distributor at considerable expense was built for the cars blown motor by the Distributor Doctor Ltd, a print out graph is supplied, The late engine tuner Peter Baldwin, services were engaged for the engine setup, The engine has been fully stripped cleaned, parts replaced as necessary, compression ratio calculated, it has only ever run on penrite, oil in this ownership, access to the battery and storage behind are behind the leather seatTo compliment the engine set up, A sand filled bespoke exhaust manifold and system was commissioned,The front shock absorbers are by Andre Hartford, brakes have been re-lined, The springs have been refurbished by Jones Springs Ltd, a bespoke leather bonnet strap commissioned by vintage supplies, all chrome is triple plated by a leading UK Plater, The car benefits from a new professionally made wiring loom with a new period looking alternator, to support the electric fan and other demands of today touring activitiesNew hubs were supplied by Orson equipment Ltd at considerable expense, a discrete modern GPS speedo and trip is fitted to the machine turned dashboard, consideration to engine access is further improved by easy removal of bonnet side panels, As is the attractive supercharged carburettor cover, complete project is an excess of 3,000 hours In summary JYF 56 is registered with the Department of vehicle licensing (DVLA) Swansea as a convertible, two seater, Also the special status, is supported as legitimate and laudable by the Alvis Owners Club, and the records they hold for the car updated, paperwork& lots of invoices included a sale For more information, please contact: James McWilliam james.mcwilliam@handh.co.uk 07943 584760
A lady's 'Oyster Perpetual Datejust' bi-colour bracelet watch by Rolex, the circular blue dial with gilt baton markers, luminous insert hands, centre seconds hand and magnified date display at 3, to a bi-colour case and Jubilee-link bracelet, case ref. 69173, serial no. 9771488, accompanied by duplicate guarantee dated 13th February 1988, maker's case and outer box, watch case width 2.55cm
A 'Seamaster' automatic wristwatch by Omega, the circular champagne-coloured dial with black insert baton markers, date display at 3 and centre seconds hand, to a calibre 1012 automatic movement, the stainless steel case back numbered 1660203, dial, movement and case signed, on an unassociated leather strap, together with another 'Seamaster' automatic wristwatch by Omega, with cushion-shaped dial and calibre 1110 automatic movement, case back numbered 16602800 and 36608800, on an unassociated leather strap, and a further automatic wristwatch, by the same maker, first watch case width 3.5cm (3) All watches with overall wear, marks and some scratches. All straps are later and not Omega branded. Wear and some discolouration to the dials. All watches would require attention as they are not running smoothly or have issues. Movements are not guaranteed to be in working order.The cushion shaped dial watch date aperture does not work/tick over. The circular seamaster second hand does not run smoothly. The automatic watch does not wind/tick.
A pair of sapphire set cufflinks, each textured rectangular panel centred with a line of circular mixed-cut sapphires, on hinged baton fittings, together with a pair of sapphire and white stone half hoop earrings, on post and hinged clip fittings, cufflinks panel length 2cm, earrings length 2cm (2)Approximate gross weights only: cufflinks 10.6gm, earrings 10.2gm (metal standards are untested)
A 'Conquest' automatic wristwatch by Longines, the circular gilt dial with black insert baton markers, date display at 3 and centre seconds hand, to a calibre L633.1 automatic movement numbered 52462477, the case numbererd 1572 1 633 and 17455931, dial, movement and case signed, on an unassociated strap, together with a further automatic wristwatch by Longines, on an unassociated strap, an automatic wristwatch by Eterna-matic, on an unassociated strap, and an automatic wristwatch by Ebel, also with unassociated strap, first watch case width 3.5cm (4)Movements only: the hands on all watches appear to be adjusting correctly. The date function does move forward when the hands are wound on the Longines watch. Movements appear to be currently running but we do not guarantee any of the movements to be in working order and time keeping has not been checked.
A diamond set pendant watch on chain, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, to a square case with foliate pierced corners, millegrain set with a floral cluster, wreath and borders of single, rose and lasque-cut diamonds and with diamond set top loop, suspended from a fancy baton and trace-link chain with diamond set circular panel and pearl spacers, (pearls untested for origin), pendant watch length 3.5cm, chain length (excluding lower section) 64cmScuffs and dark spotting to watch dial, with linear dark scuffs bordering the central spindle. Surface wear to glass. The watch case and chain have general surface wear, scuffs and chips/nicks throughout, commensurate for use, and both have dark solder joins/repairs. Some of these joins maybe be due to discolouration of the original solder joins. Occasional batons to the chain are mis-shapen and some of the batons have dings and kinks. The pearls are untested for origin and all have surface wear, some with fractures to the nacre. Diamonds have a typically greyish, fractured and chipped appearance with variable colour and clarity. The chain clasp is currently functioning. Unfortunately the watch does not wind or run and the movement requires repair. Please note that the case has not been opened and therefore the inner case and movement have not been viewed. Approximate gross weights: watch (including dial/movement) 17gm, chain 16gm. Metal standard for both is untested.
A 9ct gold cased automatic wristwatch by Omega, the circular dial with black insert baton markers and centre seconds hand, to a calibre 552 automatic movement numbered 26308056, the case hallmarked for London 1968, numbered 161/25418 and 1061, with presentation inscription, the dial, movement, winder and case signed, on a later unassociated gilt metal bracelet, accompanied by maker's box and guarantee dated December 1969, case width 3.35cm Movement appears to be currently running but we do not guarantee it to be in working order. The hands adjust smoothly.
Two wristwatches by Longines, the first with circular silvered dial and black insert baton markers, to a jewelled manual wind movement numbered 53985281, the case stamped '14K' and numbered 9227 528 462490, inscribed, the dial, movement and case signed, on an unassociated strap, the second of similar design, with subsidiary seconds dial and jewelled manual wind movement, the case stamped '14K' and numbered 751475 and 1061, inscribed, the dial, movement and case signed, on an expanding bracelet, watch case widths 3.1cm and 3.2cm respectively (2) Black strap watch 26gms approx including the strap. Stiff to wind, does not tick or run. May require attention.Metal strap watch 42g approx overall including the strap. Movement appears to be currently running but we do not guarantee it to be in working order.
A 'Ladymatic' automatic bracelet watch by Omega, the circular textured gilt dial with faceted baton markers, to a calibre 455 automatic movement numbered 15162589, on a hinged torque bangle, the case numbered SC 7067 GY and 161209, dial, movement and case signed, case and bracelet stamped '750', the case with Swiss gold marks, accompanied by maker's box, case width 1.8cm, bangle inner diameter 4.95cmGross weight approx 26gm (including dial and movement). Some scratches, chips and nicks to the case and glass, patchy wear to the dial surface and to the text on the dial. Movement appears to be currently running but we do not guarantee it to be in working order. Fitted box has signs of wear.
Two 9ct gold bracelet watches by Omega, the first with cushion-shaped gilt dial with black insert baton markers, to a calibre 485 jewelled manual wind movement, on a tapered textured bracelet, case numbered 1061 and 7115686, hallmarked for London 1971, dial, movement and bracelet clasp signed, the second with circular silvered dial with baton markers, to a calibre 661 automatic movement, on a tapered lattice decorated bracelet, case numbered 1061 7515086, also hallmarked for London 1971, dial and movement signed, watch case widths 1.4cm and 1.7cm respectively (2)Approximate gross weights only (excluding movements): first watch 14.5gm, second watch 17.5gmMovements only: first watch runs when wound, second watch runs. Both movements have not been tested for time keeping and working order cannot be guaranteed.
A stainless steel 'Seamaster' automatic wristwatch by Omega, the circular silvered with baton markers and centre seconds hand, to a calibre 501 automatic movement numbered 15707269, the case numbered 2846 8 SC and 2848, dial, movement and case signed, on a later unassociated strap, accompanied by maker's box, case width 3.35cmMovement only: currently running but not tested for time keeping or working order, which cannot be guaranteed.
A lady's 9ct gold bracelet watch by Rotary, the circular dial with baton markers, to a jewelled manual wind movement, together with two 9ct gold cased wristwatches, each on an expanding baton-link bracelet, a 9ct gold cased wristwatch by Tissot, on an unassociated leather strap, and three further wristwatches, first watch total length 18cm (7) Gross weight of first watch only (excluding dial and movement) approximately 10.5gm. Arabic numerals example heavily worn, winds and ticks. Movement appears to be currently running but we do not guarantee it to be in working order. Strap altered and replaced. Some links have been repaired. Bears 9ct hallmark Roman numeral example heavily worn. Does not appear to wind or run. Movement would require attention. Wonder may be replaced. Bears 9ct hallmark.
An 'Oyster Perpetual' wristwatch by Rolex, circa 1955, the circular textured dial with gilt faceted baton markers, tapered luminous insert hands and centre seconds hand, to a calibre 1030 automatic movement numbered 550856, the case stamped '9K 0.375' with Swiss gold mark, case ref. 6567, the shoulder indistinctly numbered 10326?, on a later unassociated leather strap, case width 3.3cmScuffs, nicks and scratches to dial, with patchy staining surrounding baton markers and logo and light losses to dial finish in places. Discolouration to luminous elements on hands. Some deep scuffs and scratches to glass. The case has general surface wear, scuffs, scratches and chips/nicks, with patchy wear and tool marks to the milled edge of the case back. The winder operates the hands but seems to be slipping when winding the movement and is stiff to operate. The movement ticks intermittently but is not tested for time keeping or working order, which cannot be guaranteed, and it may require repair. Wear to later unassociated strap.
A gold cased automatic wristwatch by Garrard, the circular silvered dial with Arabic quarters, baton markers and date display at 3, to an automatic movement, dial and movement signed, the case hallmarked for London 1979, numbered 94486 and inscribed, on a later unassociated strap, together with a further wristwatch, the case stamped '14K', first watch case width 3.25cm (2)
A lady's 9ct gold 'Royal' bracelet watch by Tudor, the circular signed silvered dial with gilt baton and arrowhead markers, to a manual wind movement, on a chevron-link bracelet, the clasp signed ROLEX and B&S, hallmarked for Birmingham 1963, accompanied by maker's box, case width 1.65cm, total length 17.5cmMovement only: runs when wound but working order has not been tested and cannot be guaranteedGross weight only: (including movement) approximately 11.6gm
A stainless steel wristwatch by Omega, the black circular 'crosshair' dial with luminous baton markers, luminous insert white hands and centre seconds hand, to a manual wind movement, on a black strap, dial and strap signed, case width 3.1cm Movement only: currently runs when wound, but time keeping and working order have not been tested and cannot be guaranteed. Please note that the case back has not been removed and therefore the inner case and movement have not been viewed. Originality of the movement, case and case back cannot therefore be guaranteed.Winder only: currently functioning but is not signed and appears to be a later unassociated replacement.
A 9ct gold fancy-link chain, of baton and belcher-link design, together with a shorter 9ct gold fancy-link chain, a 9ct gold mounted locket pendant, decorated with textured foliage, on a gilt metal chain, a smaller gilt metal locket pendant on chain, a cultured pearl pendant on chain, and a gilt metal hunter fob watch, with interior presentation inscription dated 1904, first chain length 71cm (6)Approximate gross weights only: first chain 32gm, second chain 16.4gm, large locket 18.2gm
A 9ct gold cased automatic wristwatch by Omega, the circular dial with black insert baton markers, date display at 3 and centre seconds hand, to a calibre 565 automatic movement numbered 27168628, the case hallmarked for London 1968, numbered 161/25418 and 1061, dial, movement and case signed, on an unassociated leather strap, case width 3.4cmMovement only: currently running but not tested for time keeping or working order, which cannot be guaranteed.
A jade pendant on chain, the disc-shaped jadeite panel with carved decoration, suspended from a baton and bead-link chain, yellow precious metal mounted, (jadeite untested for treatments), pendant length 2.2cm, chain length 43cmMultiple surface-reaching fractures and scuffs, nicks and chips to jade panel, which is untested for treatments. Diameter of jade panel 1.35cm. General surface wear throughout pendant mount and chain, commensurate for use, with scattered dings to the batons and beads on the chain. Combined gross weight only approximately 5.1gm. The mark to the bale is indistinct but possibly reads '18' or '16' at the end. There are Eastern character marks to the clasp on the chain and the clasp currently functions but is loose fitting. The chain and pendant are not hallmarked and are untested for metal standard; we are therefore unable to comment further on the metal.
An automatic chronograph 'Bullhead' wristwatch by Seiko, the circular brown two-tone dial with luminous baton markers, luminous insert hands, subsidiary dials at 3 and 9 and day/date display at 6, to a stainless steel case with tachymeter bezel, the automatic movement numbered 6138B, case numbered 673993, ref. 6138-0049, dial, movement and case signed, on a later unassociated strap, case width 4.35cm Slight luminosity is visible when looking at the watch in the dark. Slight wear to the luminosity on some of the baton markers. Chronograph works seconds hand, the hand does move and reset by using the two side buttons. We cannot guarantee that is is working. The two dials to the centre are untested and we cannot guarantee are working. Movement appears to be currently running but we do not guarantee it to be in working order.
A lady's 9ct gold bracelet watch by Omega, the circular silvered dial with baton markers, to a calibre 484 manual wind movement, the case numbered 1061 and 7115674, on an abstract openwork bracelet, dial, movement and case signed, the case and bracelet hallmarked for London 1969, accompanied by maker's box, case width 1.65cm, total length 15.5cmGross weight only (including dial and movement) approximately 17.8gm
CARTIER; a lady's Must de Cartier silver gilt quartz wristwatch, with baton markers and Roman numerals to the circular dial, leather bracelet and replaced clasp, presented with Cartier box, diameter 30mm.Condition Report: The watch does not run, scratches to the case, strap is af with losses.
ROLEX; a gentleman's vintage Oyster Perpetual Datejust stainless steel wristwatch, with baton markers to the circular dial, correct bracelet and deployment clasp, inner and outer box, and booklet when purchased in 1973, diameter excluding winding crown 34mm.Condition Report: Hands move freely, the watch is running during the report although we offer no guarantee, sacking to the braclet, light scratches to the plexiglass, surface scratches and wear to bracelet and clasp.
LONGINES; a lady's 18ct yellow gold wristwatch, with Arabic numerals and baton markers to the square dial, original bracelet and deployment clasp, inner and outer box, sold with two spare links, booklet, certificate card and watch card, also an insurance valuation from 2005, combined approx 55.8g excluding additional links.
ROLEX; a gentleman's stainless steel Oyster Date Precision wristwatch, with baton markers to the black dial and with correct deployment clasp and Rolex box, diameter excluding winding crown 34mm. Condition Report: We have not removed the back. When wound the watch does run although we offer no guarantee of working order. Light surface wear, scratches to the plexiglass, slight sagging to the bracelet, please see additional images.
OMEGA; a gentleman's vintage gold plated and stainless steel automatic Seamaster wristwatch, with baton markers to the circular dial and with sea horse logo to the reverse, replaced bracelet and buckle, diameter excluding winding crown 34mm, no box or papers.Condition Report: Minor staining to each of the buttons and centre of the face. Case back is loose, pitting to the seconds hands, wear to the plated case. The watch is running although we offer no guarantee.
MONTBLANC; a gentleman's stainless steel Timewalker GMT automatic wristwatch, with Arabic numerals and baton markers to the circular dial set with date aperture, skeleton movement and correct buckle with leather bracelet, boxed with service booklet detailing date of purchase as 2011, model no. M29430, diameter excluding winding crown 42mm.
LONGINES; a gentleman's stainless steel Conquest Heritage wristwatch, with automatic movement, baton markers and date aperture to the circular dial, enamelled logo back, model no. L1.611.4.75.2, both inner and outer box, booklet and warranty card detailing date of purchase as 2012, diameter excluding winding crown 34mm.
ROLEX; a gentleman's vintage Oyster Royal wristwatch, with baton markers to the circular dial, named inscription to the case back and correct bracelet and deployment clasp, diameter excluding winding crown 32mm, no box or papers.Condition Report: Hands adjust correctly and ticked when wound, scratches to glass, dial worn with lettering slightly missing in parts, general scratches to bracelet but very little sag, no box or papers. We have not opened the case back.
Omega electronic f300Hz Geneve chronometer wristwatch, gilt dial, baton hour markers, day/date subsidiary at the quarter hour, gold plated case with stainless steel back, the movement marked Omega 1260, ref 34900462 unadjusted, Bulova pattern, on later leather strap Condition ReportAll clocks and watches are sold untested for time keeping accuracies. Upon inspection, this watch was not ticking. Winding crown moves smoothly, however the movement makes a grinding sound when the hands are adjusted. Surface marks, scratches and wear visible throughout. Indentation to one side of the case.
Lady's Accurist 9ct gold 21 jewel wristwatch, the silvered dial with raised baton hour markers, 9ct gold case and bark effect fitted bracelet, case diam approx 18mm, gross weight approx 20.4gCondition ReportAll clocks and watches are sold untested for time keeping accuracies, however upon winding this watch starts ticking. Crown adjusts the hands smoothly. Clasp appears to open and close smoothly. The dial needs a detailed clean Surface marks, scratches and wear visible throughout, commensurate with age and previous use. Clasp hallmarked 9ct gold.
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