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Click here to subscribeDent: a silver cased keyless wind half hunter pocket watch, London 1912, blue enamel chapter ring and enamel dial with Roman numerals and seconds dial, inscribed and numbered '33650', inner case with inscription, movement signed and numbered, leather case, inscribed in gilt 'M F Dent Chronometer Maker To The King & Queen.....'.
1940s Rolex Chronometer gold wristwatch with circular dial, applied gold numerals and minute track, centre red seconds hand in circular gold Oyster case with screw-down crown, on brown leather strap, case approximately 30mm diameter CONDITION REPORT The winder crown logo is Oyster patent and screws tight. The winding runs smoothly. The case is in good order with no forced scratching. The back numbers are clear, no inscription. The movement is working at present.
1950s gentlemen's Omega Chronometer stainless steel wristwatch with manual-wind 16 jewel movement numbered 10511052, the circular dial with polished steel Roman numerals at the even numbers interspaced with steel dots at the odd numbers, in circular Acier Inoxydable case, diameter approximately 36mm
1960s gentlemen's gold Omega Automatic Chronometer Constellation wristwatch, the circular dial with bevelled facets, baton markers, date aperture and centre seconds, in gold (18ct) case, diameter approximately 36mm CONDITION REPORT Working order, lightly worn overall. Some scratches to case and glass. Currently running but cannot guarantee the time keeping, service history and any repairs are unknown
Unusual early 19th century eight day table-top chronometer with chain fusee movement, 5 inch silvered dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary wind-up indicator and seconds dial, signed 'C. Harris, Cornhill, London, no. 845', with additional signature 'Resprung by Frodsham & Keen Liverpool 1862', now mounted in a walnut bracket clock case on four bun feet, with applied plaque stating 'Eight Day Chronometer by 1825 - Clement Harris - 1842 Resprung by Frodsham & Keen in use on RMS Co. MS Lochgail', 28.5cm overall height (key present)
Fine quality early 20th century Scottish marine chronometer with silvered dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary wind-up indicator and seconds dial, gilt metal hands, signed - Andrew Christie 24 Robertson Street Glasgow Serial No. 4274 with two garter testimonials 1888 and 1906, in a mahogany case with see-through cover and original key, case 19cm across CONDITION REPORT General overall condition reasonable. Dial, hands and gilt case undamaged however movement will not wind, spring possibly broken. Outer mahogany case quite good. Top cover hinge has screws missing and may have been repaired at same time
Rolex Watch. 1980's 18ct yellow gold gentleman's Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day Date Superlative Chronometer, 3,5cm circular dial with diamond numerals day and date apertures, diamond set President strap ( diamonds added to strap at a later date ) fully boxed with paperwork and certificate No 8406430 and wallet.
*An gents stainless steel Omega Constellation Chronometer automatic wrist watch, the white dial having hourly baton markers with minute track border and date aperture to 3 o'clock, bezel featuring Roman numeral markers, on a stainless steel Omega bracelet strap, with International Warranty, Chronograph Certificate and Pictograms cards in Omega holder.
Late 19th century silver cased open face lever watch, No 84714, the jewelled and frosted movement engraved "Chronometer Balance", and with blued steel hairspring to a double sunk Roman and Arabic enamel dial, with outside minute track and signed to the centre "Railway Regulator, 84714, T McNarny" and with blued steel spade hands in a hinged case with all over engine turned decoration and a back cover centred with a vacant and gartered cartouche, marked Argent, Fine Silver and with corresponding case number, width 2 1/6ins
A modern lady's bi-metal Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date just Superlative Chronometer wristwatch, No. 62523D-18, the brown dial with diamond set numerals and date aperture, 25mm diameter, and with conforming stainless steel and gold coloured metal strap (gross weight 54 grammes), with original green leather Rolex case and outer card cover, and with purchase receipt from Quality Time, 58 Davies Street, Mayfair, dated 21-12-2004 confirming the watch to be original
A Rolex Oyster Perpetual stainless steel ladies wristwatch superlative chronometer with blue dial - Width 28mm including button - with spare link, box and guarantee card dated 02/12/06 No Z680154 ref 176200 - in very good condition, working order, bought from Watchfinder in 2015 for £2495 with reciept
LARGE ARNOLD & DENT GILT BRONZE MANTEL CLOCK CIRCA 1835 the signed circular engine-turned dial with a Roman number chapter and subsidiary 'FAST/SLOW' dial, set in a waisted rococo style case with acanthus scrolls, floral garlands, and a classical mask, surmounted by the figures of Chronos and Ananke; the movement inscribed 'Arnold & Dent London/ 524' 61.5cm high Note: The partnership of Edward J. Dent and John Roger Arnold began in 1830 and lasted ten years. The firm specialised in chronometers and precise clocks and other instruments, and counted amongst their clientele prestigious civic, maritime and scientific organisations. Both Dent and Arnold were prominent clockmakers in London in their own rights prior to the partnership, with a history of important commissions and innovations between them. Dent started trading in 1814, fulfilling important commissions for the Standard Clock at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich and the Great Clock for the Houses of Parliament, known as 'Big Ben'. In 1830 he supplied a marine chronometer to the Beagle, used during Darwin's voyage while researching 'Origin of the Species'. Arnold served as apprentice to his father, a noted 18th century horologist, and to Abraham Louis Breguet, eventually taking over his father's business in 1799. In 1817 he became Master of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers. Clocks produced during the decade long union of Arnold and Dent are of extremely high quality.
Polar.- Arctic.- Phipps (Constantine John, Baron Mulgrave) A Voyage towards the North Pole undertaken by His Majesty's command 1773, first edition, 3 folding engraved maps and 12 folding or double-page plates, 11 folding letterpress tables, lacking half-title and final Directions to Binder leaf, light browning to a few plates but generally a good clean copy, contemporary diced russia with elaborate gilt borders, spine gilt, g.e., rubbed, spine ends and corners a little worn, joints split, [Baillie p.297; Clockmakers' 701; Sabin 62572; Tardy p.198], 4to, J.Nourse, 1774.⁂ Important voyage into northern latitudes by the Carcass and the Racehorse in search of a route to India via the Arctic. Much scientific and zoological research was carried out. The astronomer Israel Lyons had various items of scientific equipment including two timekeepers sent by the Board of Longitude for testing: Kendal's K2 and a box chronometer by Arnold. Phipps also took a pocket chronometer by Arnold which proved to be more accurate than the others. Also on board were the former slave Olaudah Equiano and a young Horatio Nelson serving as a midshipman (aged 14); the work describes his famous encounter with a polar bear.
A THOMAS MERCER TWO-DAY SURVEY CHRONOMETER No. 20914 housed in an aluminium case enclosing a 4” silvered engraved dial with centre seconds, subsidiary 24 hour dial and visible electrical contact switch fronting a chain driven fusee movement with detent escapement, stop/start lever and electrical contacts; in original fitted travelling case.
A GENTLEMAN'S OMEGA DE VILLE CHRONOSCOPE WRISTWATCH on alligator leather strap with steel deployment clasp, the brushed steel case enclosing a black and brown dial with baton hour markers, 24 hour hand, date aperture and chronometer layout fronting a self winding Co-Axial jewelled movement with 52 hour power reserve 44mm diameter - comes with original box, paperwork and certificates.
A GENTLEMAN'S STEEL OMEGA RAILMASTER WRIST WATCH on original crocodile strap and deployment buckle, the polished steel bezel enclosing a black dial with luminous Arabic numerals fronting a jewelled automatic chronometer movement with co-axial escapement 40mm diameter - comes with original boxes and certificate
PARKINSON & FRODSHAM, CHANGE ALLEY, LONDON No. 3039A MID 19th CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED TWO-DAY MARINE CHRONOMETER the three section figured mahogany case with bone name plaque and brass side handles enclosing a 3.5” silvered engraved dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial and power reserve dial fronting a chain driven fusee movement having an Earnshaw type spring detent escapement with diamond end stop, and maintaining power, the movement encased in a brass cover and fitted in a gimballed brass bowl; comes with original brass safety key 15.5” wide 15.5” deep and 17.5”high.
OMEGA - a gentleman's gold capped Seamaster chronometer wrist watch reference 2577-62, silvered dial with gold baton markers. Signed bumper automatic calibre 352, numbered 12331778. Stainless steel case back. Fitted to an unsigned brown leather strap with pin buckle. 34mm. Together with a lady's stainless steel Geneve Dynamic automatic bracelet watch
OMEGA - A gold capped stainless steel Constellation chronometer wrist watch reference 2852, silver 'pie-pan' dial with gold dart markers. Automatic calibre 501 numbered 15039033 circa. 1961, stainless steel caseback with gold observatory medallion. Unsigned leather strap with pin buckle. 35mm
Rolex. A gentleman's stainless steel 'Rolex Oyster Perpetual GMT Master Superlative Chronometer, Officially Certified' wristwatch: the circular, black dial 30mm diameter with luminescent markers, magnified date aperture and red 24 hour hand in a steel case with a blue and white 'Pepsi' bezel, 39mm diameter case with screw-down winder with 'Rolex' crown motif, numbered between the lugs '1675' and '1133907' on flexible stainless steel bracelet.
MARINE CHRONOMETER, inscribed GE Frodsham, 31 Gracechurch Street, London, serial number 7010, the silvered dial with subsidiary seconds and wind dial on an eight day movement, brass gimbel mount, in a brass bound rosewood case with double cover and ivory plaque inscribed as per the dial and numbered 7010, with a mahogany and leather bound carry case with applied paper label inscribed 'SY (Steam Yacht) Joyeuse'. Footnote: rosewood case contains an applied paper label from Simpson Benzie, Chronometer Maker, Cowes Observatory. The outer case has applied paper labels inscribed 'SY (Steam Yacht) Joyeuse'.
A gentleman's 18 carat hallmarked gold Rolex Oyster President 'Perpetual Day and Date Superlative Chronometer', interior back and movement signed 'Montres Rolex SA', on original 18 carat hallmarked gold strap, 11 diamonds to dial, approximately 50 diamonds to bezel, with associated box(winder replacement, diamonds added later)
A Victorian mahogany bracket clock, 14.5cm silvered dial inscribed John Walker, 230 Regent Street & 68 Cornhill, London 2847, Roman numerals. twin-winding holes, eight-day movement striking on a bell, the backplate signed and numbered, the stepped cresting with pineapple finial, brass lion mask handles to sides, pierced grilles, ball feet, 44cm high, c.1870John Walker, 'chronometer maker and inventor' was working from both these addresses 1864-1875.
GENTLEMAN'S BREITLING STAINLESS STEEL CHRONOMETER QUARTZ WRIST WATCHoriginally purchased 2007, reference A7332211, serial 1026215 all from papers, the round white dial with applied stainless steel Arabic numerals, subsidiary dials at 2, 6 and 10, outer seconds track, 45mm case with A73322, 1026215 to the caseback, on a stainless steel bracelet strap with Breitling clasp, in box, with large outer case with tools, with papers
GENTLEMAN'S TAG HEUER STAINLESS STEEL BI COLOUR CHRONOMETER QUARTZ AUTOMATIC WRIST WATCHthe round gold coloured dial with applied luminous hour markers, date aperture at 3, outer seconds track, bi colour bezel to the 40mm case including crown, with 695.706K to the caseback, on a generic strap, lacking box and papers
CATALOGUE AMENDMENT: NOW THOUGHT TO BE 1976-77 RATHER THAN 1960's.A Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer steel cased gentleman's wristwatch, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, circa 1976-77, the black dial with white baton markers, Arabic 3.6.9 numerals, ref/model 1016/0, serial 4721895, dial 29mm, 38mm across crown, on a steel bracelet 78360 with deployment clasp, also marked 501B, 92.9g total, with recent service and recondition receipt dated 2017. Notes: Appears to be in working condition, several links removed from bracelet, currently fits smaller wrist with 17cm circumference, was originally presentation engraved however during recent service with Rolex the original back plate was replaced with new and not returned to the owner, caseback screwed tightly and we have been unable to remove to inspect or photograph.
A late 19th century mahogany cased two day marine chronometer by A. Johannsen & Co., the circular single fusee movement with four pillars and Harrisons maintaining power, with an Earnshaw type spring detent escapement and split bi-metallic balance and helical balance spring, with an engine turned backplate, the circular 4in silvered dial, with subsidiary seconds and up/down dials and Roman and Arabic numerals, signed 'A. Johannsen & Co., MAKERS TO THE ADMIRALTY, THE INDIAN GOVT & ROYAL NAVIES OF ITALY, SPAIN & PORTUGAL, 149 Minories, London' and numbered '8644', mounted on a brass gimbal, the case lacking its upper section, with a later ivorine plaque and with an accompanying facsimile of its Admiralty record sheet from 1944 to 1971, 16.8cm high, 18.5cm wide.
A Rolex Oyster perpetual chronometer wrist watchUnable to open back of watch Winder logo is present with screws in tight and hands are changing OK Rotor winding runs smooth No dents but does have mild scuffs Pin hols OK Milled edges OK No inscription The box present is an ordinary jewellers box, not a Rolex No original paperwork Year of manufacturer unknown
Omega, a 1980's Omega steel Constellation Chronometer wristwatch, 3.2cm circular dial with yellow metal Roman numeral bezel, dot dial numerals, subsidiary day and date dials, boxed with certificate and 1988 receipt of purchase for £522.25Condition: Light wear only, movement not tested, sold as seen, service advised
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