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Lot 43
A MID 20TH CENTURY 9CT TUDOR ROYAL LADIES MECHANICAL COCKTAIL WRISTWATCH, Arabic numerals and baton markers on a cream dial, 17 jewel movement, round case approximately 20mm, chevron styled link fitted to an integral Rolex fold over clasp and safety chain, marked Rolex within the case back and hallmarks for Birmingham 1965, approximate gross weight 16 grams, with a Tudor box, working at time of cataloguing
Lot 50
A MID 20TH CENTURY ROLEX OYSTER SPEEDKING WRISTWATCH, Arabic numeral and baton markers on a faded silver coloured dial, syringe hands with a copper coloured seconds hand, steel case approximately 28mm, screw down crown not tightening into the case, fitted with a brown leather strap, model number 9420, ticking but not keeping time
Lot 61
A MODERN BREITLING COLT CHRONOGRAPH QUARTZ WRISTWATCH, black baton dial with three silvered subsidiary dials, date window between 4 and 5 o'clock, unidirectional bezel, screw down crown between two pushers, approximately 40mm stainless steel case fitted with a Professional 2 Breitling bracelet, model number A73330, currently not working, with its original box, papers, two spare links and swing tag
Lot 64
A LADIES OMEGA COCKTAIL MECHANICAL WRISTWATCH, silvered dial with yellow baton markers, hand wound movement, signed calibre 484, round approximate 16mm case, fitted with a rigid textured bubble design bracelet and safety chain, clasp stamped 375 and hallmarked London 1966, numbered 7115645, approximate gross weight 22.4 grams
Lot 65
A MID 20TH CENTURY TUDOR MECHANICAL WRISTWATCH, silvered dial with yellow hands as well as Arabic numerals and baton markers, subsidiary seconds dial, signed 15 jewel hand wound movement, approximate 32mm round 9ct gold case, hallmarked Edinburgh 1957, maker's mark R.W.C., fitted to a dark tan leather strap, approximate gross weight 28 grams
Lot 68
A LADIES TAG HEUER 2000 SERIES AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH, ice blue coloured dial with baton markers, date window at 3 o'clock, unidirectional bezel, approximate 28mm stainless steel case and bracelet, case marked WN3211-0, XW4682 (condition: working at the time of cataloguing, missing one pin and tube)
Lot 1068
A ladies Omega 18ct gold and diamond cocktail watch 1960s-70s, the 10.5mm. gold dial with raised black and gold baton markers, signed 'OMEGA SWISS MADE', within a diamond set bezel, engine turned case back with signed back winding crown, on integral 18ct gold pierced bark effect bracelet, with Omega box.
Lot 1075
A gentleman's 18ct gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date wrist watch c.2005/06, the 28mm. circular champagne dial with luminous baton markers, arched day aperture at 12 o'clock, date aperture at 3 o'clock, luminous gilt hands and centre sweep seconds, fluted bezel, coronet monogram to the winding crown, on an integral 18ct gold President bracelet, 35mm. case, gross weight 178.8g, with original green leather box with certification and calendar in leather wallet, booklets, red seal fob, green Rolex tag and Day-Date operating manual, in outer card box.
Lot 103
A 1981 Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner 5513 stainless steel wristwatch, serial number 6638147, with signed matte black 'feet first' dial, luminous dot and baton hour markers set in silver surrounds, luminous pointed baton minute and Mercedes hour hands, center seconds hand, and rotating bezel with Arabic numeral 15 minute track, 7mm screw down signed crown with rounded crown guards, screw down case back signed and referenced to inside, having 26 jewel caliber 1520 automatic movement, fitted with signed stainless steel Oyster bracelet reference 93150, 580 at the lugs, case diameter 39mm, no box or papers. Condition: currently in working order although not sold with any guarantee, natural patina with some slight discolouration or browning to lume on hour markers with a chip to lume on 'lollipop' to seconds hand, dial overall is pretty clean with no signs of damage, some scratches and what appears to be a small chip to acrylic glass around 8 o'clock, lumed dot missing from bezel, some scratches to outer of case including minor wear and scratches to case back, bracelet clasp operates fine, no damage only surface wear and scratches, a little play to links, hand and lumed markers appear a slightly different colour.
Lot 166
A 1940s Timor Watch Co. chrome plated military army time piece wristwatch, with silver tone signed dial, Arabic numerals, outer minute chapter with lumed hour dots, lumed baton hands and seconds subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock, screw back stainless steel case stamped A.T.P. 75338 with broad arrow, signed to the inside, 15 jewel manual wind movement and fitted with vintage two piece brown leather strap, case diameter 31mm, 16mm lugs.Condition: currently in working order although not sold with any guarantees, dial showing some signs of pitted spots and natural patina with age, wear and loss to some lumed dots and loss to lume in minute hand, case with minor surface scratches to sides and case back and some dirt build up, strap in worn condition but functional.
Lot 279
Tudor (Rolex) Oyster Princess lady's stainless steel automatic wristwatch, circa late 1970s/early 1980s, signed 17 mm silvered dial with baton numerals, centre sweep seconds, polished bezel, 25mm, on original Rolex stainless steel bracelet, with box and outer card boxPlease note our special conditions regarding clocks and watches
Lot 283
Favre-Leuba Sea Chief gent's stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1979, signed 30mm silvered dial with black baton numerals, centre sweep seconds, manual movement, 37mm, on a later black leather strap, with original purchase receiptPlease note our special conditions regarding clocks and watches
Lot 294
Omega Constellation gent's stainless steel chronometer wristwatch, circa 1970s, 28mm slate grey dial, signed and inscribed 'Omega Megsonic 720Hz' with baton numerals and date window, and with a milled bezel, electronic tuning fork movement, on original stainless steel bracelet, 38mmPlease note our special conditions regarding clocks and watches
Lot 298
Tudor (Rolex) Oyster gent's stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1978, signed 28mm matte silvered dial with baton numerals, and with rose at 12 o'clock, centre sweep seconds, polished bezel manual wind movement, numbered on the back plate 7934 and 256873, presented on a Rolex stainless steel bracelet, 36mmPlease note our special conditions regarding clocks and watches
Lot 330
Zenith lady's 18ct gold and diamond bracelet wristwatch, signed 16mm silvered dial with baton numerals, 17 jewel manual wind movement, the glass with faceted bezel and the lugs each set with three round brilliant cut diamonds totalling approx. 0.5ct, on an integral mesh gold bracelet, gross weight approx. 34g
Lot 414
Omega lady's 18ct gold and diamond cocktail watch, signed 15mm round dial with baton numerals, manual wind movement, hinged within an 18ct gold wide mesh bracelet and with a diamond set cover with an additional round brilliant cut diamond of approx. 0.25ct set to one side, the bracelet 18.5cm, 24mm wide, gross weight approx. 93.1gPlease note our special conditions regarding clocks and watches
Lot 462
Ultimor 18ct gold gent's chronograph wristwatch, circa 1950s, 34mm gold finish dial with subsidiary dials, baton and Arabic numerals, manual wind 17 jewel anti-magnetic movement, 40mm, on a later brown simulated crocodile skin strapPlease note our special conditions regarding clocks and watches
Lot 21
Tag Heuer, a gentleman's Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 1887 Chronograph, the circular blued dial with baton numerals, three subsidiary dials and date adjust at six o'clock, visible escapement to reverse, lether strap with push button deployment, numbered, with commemorative inscription to reverse, with original box and booklet
Lot 126
Grand Admirals Baton Given to Grand Admiral Karl Donitz in the Post War Years to Replace the Original Example which was taken as War Booty and Now Sits in the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry Regimental Museum, this superb quality replica is made in the same way as the original baton issued to Karl Donitz when he was appointed Grand Admiral of the German Kriegsmarine. The gilded metal sections are 800 silver marked. Blue velvet cloth centre with gilded Kriegsmarine down winged eagles, Iron Crosses and Anchors. To one end of the baton is the enamelled swastika and the other end the U-Boat war badge. Accompanying the baton is a typed letter signed by Donitz, dated 1973, gifting the item to Mathias von Werthern, the letter which is written in German translates as follows, “Due to the loss of my Grand Admiral Staff, I received from my closest comrades as a gift a post-war production of my staff as compensation, which gave me great pleasure. As a sign of my great gratitude for the great help in carrying out my projects. I leave this bar to Mr. Mathias von Werthern as a sign of my great esteem and as a souvenir.” We believe that Mr von Werthern assisted Karl Donitz in writing his biography. Also accompanying the items is a folder of research material and newspaper cuttings relating to the career of Grand Admiral Donitz. Grand Admiral Karl Donitz was born on 16th September 1891 in Brandenburg, near Berlin. In 1910 Karl Donitz enlisted in the Imperial German navy (Kaiserliche Marine). He soon rose to officer rank and when WW1 broke out he was serving on SMS Breslau. In 1916, Donitz transferred to the newly formed submarine service, the U-boats, first serving on U-39. Whilst in command of another submarine, he had to surface and scuttle his ship, leading him to being taken prisoner of war by the British. In the inter-war years, he continued to serve with the much smaller German naval force under the Reichsmarine of the Weimar Republic. With the Third Reich coming into power, the Reichsmarine was changed to the Kriegsmarine and Donitz was serving with the German submarine programme as a junior officer. It was at this time that his disregard for the head of the German navy, Grand Admiral Raeder. It was said that Raeder was not in favour of submarine warfare and as a result the production and launching of submarines was not pushed forward in the pre-WW2 years. On 28th January 1939, Donitz was promoted to Commodore and Commander of U-Boats for the German Kriegsmarine. In 1943 Donitz replaced Erich Raeder as Grand Admiral of the Kriegsmarine. As commander of the German Navy, Donitz issued many orders for the sinking of allied shipping from the Atlantic and also the convoys heading to Russia, known as the Arctic Convoys. In the last days of the Third Reich in 1945, he became a very important part of the high command. When Adolf Hitler took his own life in the Fuhrer Bunker, he named Karl Donitz as his successor. He fled with the new leaders of Germany to Flensburg, where he surrendered to the British troops. It was in Flensburg, his original baton was taken as war booty by men of the 4th Battalion Kings Shropshire Light Infantry, eventually becoming the property of Brigadier Jack Churcher, commander of 159th Brigade, it was he that donated the item to the Regimental museum of the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry. Due to the wartime issue example being held in a regimental museum, this is the only available opportunity to acquire a baton that was actually owned by Grand Admiral Donitz.
Lot 107
An Italian rose gold coral, diamond, cultured freshwater pearl and mother-of-pearl 'Y' necklace, with a centrepiece composed of a pear cabochon cut coral, four claw set, with a brilliant cut diamond four claw set above, suspended from a cultured freshwater pearl and coral bead drop, with cultured freshwater pearls, coral beads and mother-of-pearl baton links joined with wire, with coral bead tassels, to openwork oval links with a central line of coral beads on wire, to a trace link chain and bolt ring clasp, marked 750, Italian official national mark 1968-to present, for Arezzo, 485mm long, 42mm drop, 25.55g
Lot 138
A ladies’ 18ct gold Jaeger-LeCoultre mechanical watch, square case, 18mm in diameter with a silvered dial, raised gilt baton hour markers, diamond cut bezel, case hallmarked 18ct gold, import hallmark Dublin 1960, Swiss assay marks, case no. 1636, manual wind movement signed Jaeger-LeCoultre, serial no.1440809, to an after market 9ct gold tapered textured brick link bracelet, with ladder clasp, Birmingham 1966, 165mm long, 34.04g
Lot 178
A Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date GMT - Master II stainless steel and yellow metal gentleman's bracelet watch, ref.16713, c.1992, automatic movement, signed black circular dial with dot and baton hour markers, Mercedes hands with independant 24 hour hand, magnified date aperture at 3 o'clock, 40mm wide case with rotating 24 hour bezel with black insert, to Oyster stainless steel and yellow metal bracelet, in working order, with original purchase invoice, booklet and boxes.
Lot 200
A 9ct. yellow gold Favre-Leuba Geneve Ladies' bracelet watch, manual movement, having signed silvered circular dial with gold baton hour markers, case with highly textured starburst gold bezel, signed movement (currently not working), case interior stamped Swiss morning star hallmark, to textured 9ct. gold hallmarked bracelet. (gross weight 27.2g), in Favre-Leuba red leather case.
Lot 247
A 9ct. gold Omega gentleman's wrist watch, manual movement, having signed silvered circular dial with gold baton hour markers and subsidiary seconds dial, 34mm wide case, assayed Birmingham 1965, engraved presentation details to back, Omega crown, to later black leather strap, in working order. (gross weight 38.3g)
Lot 380
A Tissot 1853 T-Touch Classic Z 254/354 stainless steel gentleman's multi-function bracelet watch, c.2006, quartz movement, ref. T33.1.388.51, having signed black dial with baton hour markers and digital aperture at 6 0'clock, sapphire crystal multi-function touch smart screen operating altimeter, alarm, chronometer, compass temperature and atmospheric pressure readings, to Tissot link bracelet, in working order with spare links, original warranty, and Tissot booklets in case.
Lot 397
A 9ct. gold Garrard retailed Eterna gentleman's wrist watch, c.1970, manual wind, having signed silvered circular dial with gold baton hour markers, 34mm wide case assayed London 1970, screw back with engraved presentation details, Eterna signed movement,in working order, to later black leather strap. (gross weight 38.7g)
Lot 95
An Accurist 9ct. gold ladies' bracelet watch, quartz movement, having signed circular silvered dial with gold baton hour markers, 18mm wide case assayed London 1967, to 9ct. gold hallmarked bracelet, movement currently not working, probably requiring new battery, in box, together with a gold plated Waltham pocket watch and five other wristwatches. (7)
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