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Omega Seamaster Electronic f300Hz Chronometer stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, circa 1972, ref. 198.001, the circular silvered dial with baton markers, sweep centre seconds and date aperture, cal. 1250 movement, no. 34793622, Omega bracelet, 36mm

Omega Speedmaster 'Racing' Chronometer chronograph automatic stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, circa 2006, ref. 178.0028, tachymeter bezel, the carbon dial with chronograph centre seconds, baton markers, triple subsidiary dials with date aperture, cal. 3301 33 jewel movement, no. 78002335, original bracelet with folding clasp, 40mm; with Omega pouch

Omega De Ville Co-Axial Chronometer stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, ref. 45315100, the black dial with baton markers, sweep centre seconds and date aperture, cal. 2500 movement, no. 80791660, with brushed steel bracelet, 38mm; together with box, outer box, booklets, chronometer certificate, International Warranty and Pictograms dated 27/10/2004

Silver lever pocket watch, signed John Forrest, London, Chronometer Maker to the Admiralty; together with a silver fusee lever hunter pocket watch, signed W.J. Thomas, New Road, London, a Railway Time Keeper pocket watch and two silver pocket watch cases, key (6) (in need of attention)

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Chronometer stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, ref. 1002, ser no. R498xxx, circa 1987, circular silvered dial with baton markers and centre seconds, Oyster bracelet, 33.5mm, Rolex box, outer cover and sleeve

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Chronometer 'bubble back' stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, ref. 6084, ser. no. 8785xx, circa 1953, the white dial with Arabic quarter numerals, baton markers and centre seconds, movement no. 97951, Rolex Oyster bracelet, 32mm (case back with inscription)

Horological Books - thirteen publications including six by Brian Loomes, including a signed copy of 'Grandfather Clocks & Their Cases', 'The Eureka Clock' by Dr F G Alan Shenton (signed copy), 'The Marine Chronometer' by Lt Comm Rupert T Gould, 'Saunier's Treatise on Modern Horology' by Julien Tripplin and Edward Rigg, 1952 edition, a 1938 edition of Herbert Cescinsky 'The Old English Master Clockmakers & Their Clocks' (spine separated) etc

Ulysse Nardin, Lock, Switzerland, a 1950s mahogany cased marine chronometer with a gimble frame, no. 8217, bears repairers label of Kishi Keiki, Seisakusho Co Ltd, Japan

A stainless steel gentleman's Omega Speedmaster Co - Axle chronometer Michael Schumacher Formula 1 Limited Edition wristwatch with carbon chronograph dial, reverse of the watch having skeleton automatic movement, Calibre 3313, chassis - 78410021, internal movement stamped 78410021 with an original stainless steel Omega Speedmaster strap, presented in an original Michael Schumacher The Legend box together with operating instructions with Certificates and cards (card watch number does not match the watch chassis number), with spare links and original tag.

A gentleman's Rolex Oyster Quartz 18 carat yellow gold day-date adjust, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, circa 1981 with Tonmeau-shaped, champagne dial with applied baton markers, sapphire crystal with date beneath Cyclops lens, 18K yellow gold bracelet with concealed deployant clasp, screwed down case back and crown, fluted bezel with original Certificate of Purchase and paperwork, recently serviced by Rolex Dealership, presented in a brown leather bound Rolex watch box, with original Rolex card outer casing.

1930's MAHOGANY CASED MARINE CHRONOMETER signed 'Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird, Hillington, Glasgow S.W.2.', numbered '15246', with 56 hour power reserve indicator and subsidiary seconds dial, the glass top case with flush folding side handles, the fitted outer carrying case with leather strap

1970's MAHOGANY CASED GERMAN MARINE CHRONOMETER signed 'Glashütte' and numbered '11709', with 56 hour power reserve indicator and subsidiary seconds dial, the case labelled 'Glashütter Uhrenbetriebe Glashütte/Sa.' and has a bevelled glass top and brass carrying handles

Swiss Antique Silver Keyless Open Chronometer Pocket Watch. Marked 800. 15 Rubies, Balance Compensation. Spiral Breguet. Medal Winner with Attached Silver Albert.

A marine chronometer, in mahogany case, c1870, signed Barrauds, London to the silvered dial and numbered 772

A Victorian two day marine chronometer, by Richard Hornby of Liverpool, No.1034, with brass inset rosewood case and silvered Roman dial with subsidiary seconds, case bearing James Morton Retailer's label, with original winding key and associated case key, 7.25in.

A gents Omega Seamaster chronometer wrist watch commemorating 40 years of James Bond, having a dot and baton dial with sweeping second 007 second hand and date aperture to a black enamelled face and bezel with original strap

Gents Omega Automatic Chronometer Constellation in stainless Steel case and Black leather strap, Serviced 2005 Estimated £200 - £300

An Edwardian silver open faced pocket watch, the white enamel dial erroneously signed ‘John Forrest London Chronometer Maker to the Admirality’, fir-tree motif, black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, English full plate 7 jewel lever movement, going barrel, the case hallmarked Birmingham 1902, 52mm diameter MOVEMENT: top plate signed ‘John Forrest London’ no 561592, bimetallic split balance, blued steel spring, engraved triangular balance cock, Bosley type regulator, movement not running on winding CASE : fully hallmarked, back engine turned with vacant cartouche to the centre, good gauge, grubby, missing crystal DIAL: missing hands, two minor hairline fractures at the edge of the dial. Needs cleaning

A 1940s Rolex Oyster Perpetual stainless steel bubble-back wristwatch, ref. 2940, case no. 396223, the silvered dial with outer 1/5th seconds track, luminous Arabic numerals, tapered hands, centre seconds, and signed ‘Rolex Oyster Perpetual Certified Chronometer’, the self winding movement no. N65373, circa 1946, the case 31mm, on later expandable bracelet MOVEMENT: 5th model automatic movement, the rotor signed 'Rolex Perpetual Chronometer'. The movement, although functioning, is sticking and would suggest it needs a good clean. DIAL: light dirt and pitting across the dial, deterioration to luminous fill on the minute hand and loss on some numerals, tarnishing on the seconds hand CASE: 2 PIECE, signed inside case back, light scratches commensurate with wear. Milled edge on case back still crisp, crescent shaped fracture on the domed crystal at 12. Crystal scratched overall.

A 1950s Rolex Oyster Perpetual ‘bubble back’ gentleman’s 9ct gold wristwatch, ref. 6084 no.837904, the signed cream dial with outer 1/5th seconds track, applied gold Arabic numerals, gold feuille hands, and centre sweep seconds, the 2 jewel Rolex Perpetual Chronometer self winding movement no. 20346, the case 32mm diameter, on an associated chevron link 9ct gold bracelet with fold over clasp MOVEMENT: functioning at time of cataloguing CASE: ref and no heavily rubbed between luggs, inner case fully signed abd stamped '10k', ref and no. clear, but a previous ref no (6085) has been struck out. Import marked 9 carat. Bezel and case back scuffed and scrathed commensurate with age. Crystal scratched DIAL: discolouration to dial

- Beautiful example built to exemplary standards by John May - Competed in the 'Daily Express' Production Jaguar race at the Silverstone Classic in July 2009 - 3.8 litre engine with semi race camshafts & 3x HD8 SU carburettors, E-Type (4.2) all synchro gearbox In addition to maintaining the factory XK 120's for many years and providing the basis for the Nigel Dawes series, John May has been creating his own interpretations of the ideal XK Jaguar for several decades. Today, he is no longer accepting new work. It is not simply that his cars are built to exemplary standards and incorporate the fruits of his vast experience of the marque, it is his uncompromising determination to get the detail of the job absolutely right which makes his output special. 679351 left Brown's Lane in 1952, bound for the US. By the late 1990's it had found its way back to Tewkesbury and underwent a painstaking bare chassis restoration. The detailed specification was formulated with occasional competition in mind, but principally, to serve as a long range tourer. It was finished in 2000. In the early years following the completion of its build, the car took part in the road going class of a few XK races, only failing to finish once (when the driver broke the gearstick and got fed up driving around in second gear). It was always driven to and, importantly, back from the circuits at which it competed, never suffering an impact. Its only 'competitive' outing in the past 10 years came as the result of an invitation to take part in the 'Daily Express' Production Jaguar race at the Silverstone Classic in July 2009, a one off race staged to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the XK's first competition victory at Silverstone in 1949. A commemorative plaque from this event is fitted to the dashboard. Although it has had limited use, the car has been maintained by John. Finished in Jaguar Gunmetal Grey with red leather and Turrino 5 ¢ x 15" colour coded wheels with polished alloy rims laced in E-Type offset pattern, the car's enviable specification includes fixed quarter lights and rear windows, minimalist custom indicators, halogen headlights, rack & pinion steering, modified suspension geometry, adjustable telescopic dampers all round, uprated springs and torsion bars, Salisbury 4HA axle with Powr lock differential and 3.05:1 'touring' ratio, disc brakes all round with Alcon 4 pot front callipers, custom made rear anti roll bar, Dave Butcher E- type 3.8-litre engine with semi race camshafts and 3x HD8 SU carburettors, E- type (4.2) all synchro gearbox, XK 140 radiator electric fan with viscous coupling, alternator, sports exhaust with removable rear baffles, side mounted aluminium water header & oil catch tanks, bucket seats - position adjustable, 4 point harnesses, full leather trimmed roll cage, competition pedal box, leather trimmed dash, doors and rear parcel shelf and battery box, full instrumentation including map light and period aviation chronometer, period Motorola radio (display only), 2 speed wipers and electric screen wash, wood rim steering wheel, plumbed in fire extinguisher (unused), ignition cut out, burst proof aftermarket locks and leather edged carpets. This stunning XK, ready to be enjoyed and worthy of close inspection, is offered with Swansea V5C, detailed specification sheet, Jaguar Cars vehicle information sheet, invoices from XK Developments and assorted old MoTs.

Large size John Forest chronometer to the Admiralty, Chester 1902

A gentleman's stainless steel Omega Professional Chronometer Datejust automatic wristwatch, the blue textured face with baton numerals and date aperture with non directional rotating bezel, contained in plain 38mm case and on conforming stainless steel bracelet for same (gross weight 132 grammes)

A gentlemen's gold-plated Omega electronic f300 Hz Genève chronometer strap watch, c.1970.Model no. 198-030 with a circular champagne dial, raised gilt batons, luminous hands, centre second and date, tonneau-shaped gold-plated case with a stainless steel back, movement no. 36926265, Omega 1250, calibre 916.2, after market strap fitted

An Omega Electronic F300 H2 gold plated bracelet Seamaster chronometer wristwatch Condition report: Not working with usage dings and wear to bracelet and case

A John Forest of London ( Chronometer maker to the Admiralty ) No 6648. The silver Chester hallmarked case with engine turned face having 9ct gold wreath to verso. Weight 148.5g

Jaeger-LeCoultre, a skeletonised mantel clock: the eight-day duration movement set within the resin case and having a lever escapement, signed to the plates Jaeger-LeCoultre, Swiss, 8, with two-tone gold and white tapered hands and baton numerals, with gilt Oriental style decoration on a black ground set within the case, standing on brass stepped feet, one being numbered 349, with a non-original leather box, height 16cm. * Biography Jaeger-LeCoultre were established in 1833 by Charles Antoine Le Coultre in Le Sentier in the Valle de Joux and obtained the current name after the merger with chronometer maker Edward Jaeger in 1937 who, having worked for the firm for twenty years, turned it into one of the finest makers of watches in the world.

Omega. A gentleman's stainless steel 'Omega de Ville' chronometer wristwatch:, the dark grey dial with subsidiary dials for sixty seconds and thirty minutes, luminescent baton markers and hands with centre seconds hand and tachymetric outer dial in a stainless steel case with winder and two buttons in the band, in 'Omega' case, together with purchase receipt and guarantee documentation dated 24/12/74.

Carrera Heuer. A gentleman's stainless steel chronometer wristwatch: the satin finish circular dial with baton markers, tachymetric outer dial, subsidiary dials for sixty seconds and thirty minutes and red centre seconds hand in a case with winder and two buttons in the band, numbered 150525/73353, together with a stainless steel bracelet.

Omega. A gentleman's 18ct gold 'Automatic Chronometer Officially Certified Constellation' wristwatch:, the satin-finish circular dial with baton markers, day/date aperture and centre seconds hand in an 18ct gold case and on 9ct gold bracelet.

A gentleman's Omega Seamaster chronometer F300HZ electronic

OMEGA SEAMASTER PROFESSIONAL CHRONOMETER AUTOMATIC STAINLESS STEEL WRISTWATCH, 'The James Bond watch 1990s' 025318000, serial no49679881, calibre 1109, with red Omega pouch, in working order.

A gentleman's Omega De Ville Chronometer Electronic f300Hz wristwatch, with box

A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL DATE GMT-MASTER WRISTWATCH, CIRCA 1991, Ref. 16700 automatic chronometer movement with quick set date, cased diameter measures 40mm, complete with original box.

A rare Swiss silver cased commemorative pocket watch, marking the death of Edward the VII and the accession to the throne of "Our Sailor King H.M. King George V", the silvered dial signed Chronometer Prims.

Swiss - Antique and Fine - Silver Open Faced Chronometer Pocket Watch. White Porcelain Dial, Marked 800. Good Condition and Working Order.

Swiss - Silver Open Faced Chronometer Pocket Watch with Breguet - Balance / Compensation. Marked 800. Good Condition and In Working Order.

TAG Heuer Carrera automatic chronometer gentleman's watch with a stainless steel bracelet, baton hour markers and hands and date window with red second hand.

HM silver pocketwatch, James May chronometer maker, Glasgow HM Birmingham 1896

Large size John Forest chronometer to the Admiralty, Chester 1902

A Thomas Mercer Ltd marine chronometer. Serial no 19446 - gimble mounted in mahogany case with glazed top.

A cased gentleman's Omega automatic chronometer and a certified Constellation wristwatch with original strap.

Rolex, a boxed gents 18k gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day Date Superlative Chronometer, 3.5cm dial, model No.18038, B/Let No.8385, with Guarantee from date of purchase in 1986, 2004 Service Guarantee card and literature

A Victorian 18ct gold open faced chronometer pocket watch by James Poole, 33 Spencer St, Goswell Road, London, the 4.4cm white enamel dial signed Chronometer and decorated with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, three quarter plate, diamond end stone, key wound movement, no 2889, the case hallmarked for London 1862. Condition Report: Condition is good and clean. Appears to be in working order. NO key present. CASE: is undented but has surface scratching, inner hallmarks are clear. GLASS: has minor surface scratching. DIAL: Although clean there are two areas of damage to the edge by the 11 and 111. chip to edge of dial at 2 o'clock. Not tested.

OMEGA; a gentleman's Seamaster Professional Chronometer stainless steel wristwatch with blued bezel, date aperture and dial inscribed "300m/1000ft", and brick link bracelet, unboxed. CONDITION REPORT: From a local, private vendor who also owns the Cartier, bought new. No box or papers. Currently working. Light surface scratches. Overall in good condition.

OMEGA; a 1970s stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, the square rounded dial set with baton numerals and date aperture, inscribed "Electronic F 300 Hz Chronometer", on original bracelet, a similar Storm lady's example and a Medana lady's cocktail wristwatch (3). CONDITION REPORT: Not in working order. Has an Omega crown.

19th century 56-hour marine chronometer, the gimbal mounted movement with silvered dial, signed Langford 6 St Augustines Parade & 53 Quay Bristol, the brass inlaid rosewood case with applied ivory cartouche inscribed Langford Bristol No 1836' 19cm x 18cm x 18cm, NOTE Langford was at St Augustines Parade between 1866 and 1872

Late 19th/early 20th century Waltham 8-day marine chronometer, silvered dial with subsidiary second dial and up/down dial, dial signed Waltham Watch Co. (N.W) 47, 13cm, 12cm, 12cm,

19th century continental silver pocket chronometer with enamelled dial with subsidiary Month, Day Hour, second dial and moon faced dial

A late 19th century gentleman's brass cased key wind chronometer pocket watch, a gold plated open faced pocket watch, and a Russian pocket watch with locomotive decoration to reverse

A Rolex Oyster Date stainless steel gentleman's chronometer, having stainless steel bracelet, the silvered dial having baton markers and date aperture, serial number 912129, together with original box, papers and outer retail box.

JOHN FORREST, LONDON, 'CHRONOMETER MAKER TO THE ADMIRALTY', No. 401917, LATE VICTORIAN SILVER OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH, with keywind movement, white Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial, in engine turned case, 2" diameter, Chester 1899

John Forrest, Chronometer Maker to the Admiralty, a sliver cased key wind pocket watch, the florally decorated dial with raised gilded Roman numerals, Chester 1900, suspended from a heavy chain link silver Albert

A gentleman's stainless steel and gilt Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust Superlative Chronometer wristwatch with gilt dial, no. 6454702, c. 2001 Condition Report Unboxed, without documents; working order generally fair condition but glass is scratched

A Gents Omega constellation chronometer

An 18ct pocket watch Chronometer By Glasgow maker James Hay case hallmarked London 1941, with white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial, the dial marked Chronometer 88975, diameter approx 53mm, weight including mechanism 134.4gms.

A stainless steel Omega Constellation the cream dial marked Omega Automatic Chronometer officially certified Constellation, with silver coloured baton numerals and date aperture, with observatory and stars logo to the reverse. Dial approx 33mm, with expandable bracelet.

STERLING SILVER FUSEE CHRONOMETER BY JOHN ROGER ARNOLD 1820, signed key wind chain driven fusee movement numbered 3073, with Earnshaw spring detent escapement, the signed and numbered white enamel dial with Roman numerals, gilt hands, London marks, 58mm

GENTLEMAN'S GIRARD PERREGAUX QUARTZ CHRONOMETER WRIST WATCH bi-colour, the dial with baton numerals and date aperture, on a stainless steel bracelet strap

GENTLEMAN'S BI COLOUR ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL DATEJUST CHRONOMETER c1976, the gold dial with baton hour markers and date aperture at three, signed Rolex 3135 Cal. automatic movement, in stainless steel case numbered 4679603 with an after marker diamond set bezel, centre seconds, on a gold and stainless steel jubilee 62510H/455 strap, 35mm