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Click here to subscribeSamuel Smith & Son, London - Continental cased half-hunter keyless wind split seconds chronograph pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, gilt hands and twin subsidiary dials, case stamped ‘0.935’ and numbered 266729, signed movement numbered an inscribed ‘Watchmakers to the Admiralty’, case diameter 53mm Unpolished - condition good for age of watch. Movement currently functions - General condition consistent with age **
John Header, London - Top wind nickel cased split seconds chronograph, the signed dial with twin subsidiary dials, the case back engraved with initials ‘M.P.’ under a crown for the Metropolitan Police. Movement stamped ‘S & Co’, No, 236121, 50mm diameter, together with a brown leather case stamped ‘M.P.’, No. 2493506. This watch was issued to the Metropolitan Police during the 1920s/1930s and used to time speeding motorists Chip to bevelled edge of lens at 2 o`clock, otherwise condition good for age of watch. Movement currently functions, matched case - General condition consistent with age **
universal. A gentleman’s 18ct gold cased ‘Universal Watch’ single button chronograph wristwatch the circular white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, two subsidiary dials for 30 minutes and 60 seconds, centre seconds hand and outer red enamelled ‘Base tachymetric’ dial in an 18ct gold case with single stop and reset button on the strap lug with leather strap. circa 1930.
Early Omega Speedmaster Professional chronograph stainless steel gentleman`s bracelet watch, with black tachymeter bezel, the black dial with green luminous markers, centre seconds and triple subsidiary dials, cal. 861 17 jewel movement, no. 39185173, circa 1975, the case back with `NASA` inscription, Omega bracelet, 42mm
A silver half hunting cased keyless lever centre seconds chronograph, Swiss three-quarter plate movement and white enamel dial signed S. Smith & Son, Strand, London, Watchmakers to the Admiralty, raised barrel numbered 92317, dial with twin subsidiaries and outer quarter mile distance tachymeter; in a case with gold joints, chrono button in the band, case back with engraved crest, import marks London 1907, 54mm dia, with S. Smith & Son Ltd box. (2)
A fine gentlemen`s Zenith Platinum El Primero Chronomaster Millesime wristwatch, automatic chronograph movement, circular silver dial with black hour markers, open dial showing movement, power reserve indicator at 6 o`clock, date retrograde, on a black strap with a platinum deployment buckle signed Zenith
AN ENGLISH 18CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER CHRONOGRAPH COVENTRY WATCH MANUFACTURING SOCIETY with white enamel dial with gold hands and fine blued steel seconds hand, inscribed Centre Seconds Adjusted and numbered in red 53932, the slide in the band at 2 o`clock, jewelled gilt three quarter plate movement, case and movement signed, Chester 1894 Running for only a few seconds before stopping, otherwise very good condition, the dial undamaged, lightly engraved on the cuvette with the name of the original or an early owner G G Swan and thence by descent to the late Vendor
* Heuer - Jarama, a gents steel cased, automatic chronograph wristwatch, c. 1970`s. Steel body mounted with gilt bezel. The gold dial signed Jarama Heuer automatic chronograph, with two further subsidiary dials and date aperture. Fitted with a later brown leather strap. (a/f) VAT charged on hammer price
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