Jaeger-LeCoultre, an Atmos clock: the brass and glass case with canted corners and signed on the front glass Jaeger-LeCoultre, the movement also signed by the maker along with the serial number 127061, the round white chapter ring having raised Arabic and Dauphine numerals with brass Dauphine hands, the underside of the case marked with the calibre number 526-5, height: 22.5cm. Complete with original travelling case and outer cardboard box. * 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.
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A group of three wristwatches; to include TAG HEUER Professional chronometer quartz watch, the black circular dial having grey hourly dot markers with bordered minute track with black fixed calibrated bezel fitted to original black rubber strap, a CELSIOR quartz wristwatch, the rectangular off white rectangular dial with hourly silver tone baton markers with minute markers between with two subsidiary dials fitted to leather strap, a CARVEN quartz wristwatch, the brown rectangular dial having Arabic numeral and silver tone baton hourly markers with minute track border with three subsidiary dials at two, six, and ten o`clock with date aperture at four o`clock, fitted to original leather strap.
HENRY CAPT, L. GALLOPIN & Cie SUCESSEURS, GENÈVECHRONOMèTREFin XIXème siècleMontre de poche plate en or jaune. Cadran doré avec index et aiguilles “Breguet”, graduation minutes et cadran auxiliaire pour la petite seconde. Boîtier lisse et monogrammé au revers.Mouvement mécanique avec échappement à ancre.Cadran, cuvette et mouvement signés.Boîtier, cuvette et mouvement numérotés 46610.Diam. 45 mmJoint une petite montre de col en or jauneMouvement signé LeCoultre & Cie.Boîtier numéroté 198831.Diam. 27 mmA gold chronometer by Henry Capt and a gold small pocket watch.
VACHERON CONSTANTIN GENÈVECHRONOMèTRE ROYALVERS 1920Importante montre de poche en or jaune. Cadran émail blanc avec index chiffres romains et aiguille poire, graduation minutes et large cadran auxiliaire pour la petite seconde. Revers du boîtier gravé de rayons avec monogrammes à la base. Mouvement mécanique, échappement à ancre. Cadran, boîtier, cuvette et mouvement signés.Boîtier numéroté 227376, mouvement 367377.Diam. 57 mmA gold chronometer by Vacheron Constantin.
ANONYMECHRONOMèTREVERS 1900Montre de poche savonnette en or rose. Cadran émail blanc avec index chiffres romains pour les heures et arabes pour les minutes, aiguille Louis XV, graduation minutes et cadran auxiliaire pour la petite seconde. Boîtier lisse. Mouvement mécanique, échappement à ancre.Cuvette gravée.Numérotée 92314Diam. 50 mmA gold chronometer pocket watch.
ROLEXTURN-O-GRAPH. RéF 6202.VERS 1953 Montre bracelet en acier. Cadran noir “nid d’abeilles”, inscrit “Rolex, Turn-O-Graph, Oyster Perpetual, Officially Certified Chronometer”, écriture dorée et graduation minutes. Seconde centrale d’origine avec indicateur en tête d’aiguille. Lunette noire bidirectionnelle graduée avec flèche rouge qui marque le zéro. Mouvement automatique. Couronne et fond vissés, bombé (intérieur : 6202, IV.53). Bracelet Rolex Oyster riveté élastique (Réf. 7206 et embouts 80) avec boucle déployante en acier. Signée et numérotée 953638.Diam. 35 mmA stainless steel self winding wristwatch by Rolex. Premier modèle Rolex de la catégorie professionnelle, considéré comme le prédécesseur de la première Submariner.Vantée par Rolex comme “la montre avec mille et une utilisations”, permettant de chronométrer un événement de moins d’une heure (division/5 minutes) comme “le temps d’un appel transatlantique, les pulsations d’un patient, la vitesse d’un train ou le déroulement d’un film”. Le modèle à l’époque n’a pas rencontré le succès escompté par Rolex, alors qu’il est aujourd’hui très recherché des collectionneurs. Le modèle Turn-O-Graph était présenté avec différentes configurations de cadrans, le cadran “nid d’abeille”, aussi disponible en blanc, était une version plus raffinée.Cet exemplaire concentre les attributs les plus recherchés du modèle.
ROLEXOYSTER PERPETUAL. Réf. 6015, VERS 1950Boîtier tonneau en acier. Lunette striée et cadran argenté avec index bâtons appliqués, inscrit “officially certified chronometer”, seconde centrale et aiguilles feuilles. Mouvement automatique. Couronne et fond bombé vissés. Verre plexi. Signée et numérotée 681077.Diam. 32 mmA stainless steel self winding wristwatch by Rolex. (No bracelet)
AMENDMENT TO CATALOGUE A good Thomas Mercer TWO DAY (NOT EIGHT DAY) marine chronometer, circa 1876, no. 5263, in coromandel brass inlaid case with the seller's mother-of-pearl tablet of C. Pickering & Co., Middlesbrough and inside the paper label of Frodsham & Keen, stating the instrument to have been cleaned, April 1909 together with five of their certificates for 1910, 1911 and 1912, each made out to Captain Parry of Ship Bostonian, lacks key. (See illustration) Condition Report: The number of the back plate matches the number on the front of the movement.
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Omega, Chronometer Officially Certified, model: Constellation, 1963, (calibre 561) lever movement numbered 20971261, adjusted to five positions and temperature, silvered dial with applied baton markers, date aperture, screw back numbered 168.004, 35mm wide, Omega steel buckle 03.10.13, Case with one minor dent to the side and case back, dial with small spotting staining marks, movement needs cleaning, in going order, movement edge with some slight scuffing marks due to the rotor edge, later strap.
A Silver and Gold Plated Purse Watch, signed Movado, Chronometer Ermeto, 1930, lever movement, silvered dial with applied Arabic numerals, ribbed case with sliding action for winding, convention hallmark 925/935 for silver and numbered 1228643, 47mm wide 15.10.13, Case with light surface scratches and very minor dents in parts, gold plated surfaces with very minor ribbing to the edges which is visible under an eyeglass, bezel with a minor dent, dial has slightly faded and with a faint circular scratch mark and other minor scratches, movement in going order.
A two-day marine chronometer by John Mouat, the silvered dial with subsidiary dial for seconds and up/down, signed John Mouat, London, no. 423, the brass bowl gimbal in a rosewood and brass inlaid three tier case with signed ivory plaque, dial w. 10.5 cm, case w. 17.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: No guarantee as to working order EXTRA INFO: Please note, left hand securing pin does not unscrew and is slightly bent with minor split PLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL IMAGES
A gents stainless steel Omega constellation automatic chronometer wrist watch, circa 2000, on an integrated stainless steel bracelet. Textured dial with silvered batons and hands, signed Calibre 1120 movement, complete with original box, papers and spare links for bracelet, 36mm diameter excluding crown
Ulysse Nardin silver military deck watch chronometer, the white enamel dial with black roman numerals, bordered by a minute track, blued steel hands, the dial and movement numbered 120100, inside back case numbered 603169, the back case engraved H.S.^2., housed in brass and mahogany travelling case, the watch 55mm wide
Mahogany cased marine two day chronometer, H. Hughes & Son Ltd., 59 Fenchurch St. London, the mahogany case with brass mounts, the lift up lid enclosing, circular silvered and named 4 inch dial, with black roman numerals, surrounded by a minute track, subsidiary second dial, brass gimble mounted, the case with carrying handle either side, 19cm wide x 20cm high
Rolex-Datejust Oyster Perpetual Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified automatic wristwatch, ref: 16000, ser no: 8744421, circa 1984-85, the stainless steel case with signed black dial having centre seconds, silvered baton hour markers, signed crown on Rolex stainless steel bracelet stamped 87360 MA12 with 558 end pieces, 36mm diameter. Together with ‘Complete Set’ including two outer and an inner Rolex boxes, original receipt dated 14/12/85, two Datejust booklets, hang tags, wallet and two Rolex service guarantees dated 01/06/2006 and 19/10/2009 Movement currently functions, very clean example with history boxes etc. There are a few minor marks to the case and bracelet
Rolex-1950s vintage Oyster Perpetual Officially Certified Chronometer, ref: 6284, the stainless steel case having a signed off-white dial with centre seconds, gold Arabic numerals and gold hands, signed crown and movement, the back cover with date stamp-2.53, with a later Rolex signed riveted expanding bracelet, date stamped 3.67, 34mm diameter. Together with a period Rolex box and receipt dated 18.April 1957 Movement currently functions, lens is scratched, case and bracelet are scratched and worn as expected to age and usage
Chopard-Gentleman’s Mille Miglia Gran Turismo XL Certified automatic chronometer, ref: 16/8997, serial no: 1188195, the stainless steel case with black dial, luminescent hands, hour markers, 12 & 6 Arabic numerals, minute track and date, signed screw down crown, signed display case back and movement, on a black ‘tyre’ style rubber strap with signed deployment clasp, 44mm diameter. Together with original tyre pressure gauge, outer and inner boxes, booklets and folder and (blank) chronometer certificate Movement currently functions. The watch has hardly had any use and therefore has very little signs of wear
Rolex-Lady’s Datejust Oyster Perpetual Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified automatic wristwatch, ref: 79173 ser no: K604918, the stainless steel case with 18k yellow gold bezel, the signed gold coloured dial with centre seconds, gold batons and hands, signed crown. The 18k and stainless steel Jubilee bracelet numbered 62523D-18 DE12, circa 2001, 26mm diameter Movement currently functions. Case and bracelet show usage as expected for year. One owner vendor
A MAHOGANY CASED TWO-DAY MARINE CHRONOMETER by Thomas Mercer Ltd, St Albans, number 25031, supplied by Henry Browne & Son Ltd, Barking, the silvered dial with Roman hours framing two subsidiary dials, within a brass and gimbal mount, all housed in a mahogany case with glazed and hinged top, bearing suppliers label. 17.5cm(h) x 18.5cm(w) x 19cm(d) 13cm(d bezel) Condition Reports: Some tarnishing to brass but generally good, inspection recommended.
Omega, Speedmaster, a lady’s stainless steel chronograph wristwatch, no. 84973981, the two piece screw down case with black tachymeter bezel, the black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, luminous baton hands, subsidiary dials running seconds, hours and minutes, 27 jewel Omega chronometer automatic movement, cal. 3304, no. 84973981, the case 45mm including lugs, on a block link bracelet with double folding clasp
Omega De Ville, Co-Axial Chronometer, a gentleman’s stainless steel wristwatch, circa 2006, ref. 48633132, no. 81670329, the two piece open back screw down case with silvered dial, baton numerals, luminous lance hands, subsidiary dials running seconds and power reserve, 29 jewel Omega Co-Axial automatic movement, cal. 2627, no. 81670329, the case 49mm including lugs, on a brown strap with fold over clasp, in an Omega box, with outer card packaging, guarantee and instruction booklet
A 19th Century deck timepiece, the silvered dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and signed `E & E Emanuel, 101 High St, Portsmouth`, the brass cased back inscribed `Ward Room Mess, H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth, Presented by Commander E.R Bent D.S.C. May 1921`, diameter approx 12cm, within a brass bound mahogany chronometer box (alterations and faults).
Omega. A James Bond Limited Edition steel seamaster wristwatch, Ref. 22268000, watch no. 81733698, the black dial signed Omega Seamaster, centre seconds, date aperture, rotating bezel, co-axial escapement on flexible bracelet, no. 05095 of an edition of 10,007, 45mm diameter, with box and all original packaging to include Certificate of Authenticity and Chronometer Certificate, circa 2006.
A two-day marine chronometer, silvered dial signed Thomas Mercer, 22352, Centenary 1859-1958, subsidiary seconds and up / down dials, spotted movement with spring detent escapement elinvar helical spring, free-spring, the bowl gimballed in a two tier mahogany box with plaque inscribed `Supplied by Marine Nautical Supplies, 96 Leadenhall St, London, no. 22352`, circa 1958, bezel 5in (13cm) diameter.
W. L. Crispe, Windsor, a 19th century mahogany cased marine chronometer, the case with hinged viewing panel enclosing a brass instrument in gimbal cradle, having a silvered dial with subsidiary seconds, signed and numbered 2755, and up-down state of wind indicator, the case with flush brass handles and inset Frodsham & Keen ivorine plate Condition Report Includes receipt Wound but not working Hairlines to maker's label - top has patch of polish loss 2 x 2 cm and few scratches
Rolex. A gentleman`s 18ct gold `Oyster Perpetual Day Date Superlative Chronometer` wristwatch:, the circular gold colour dial with baton markers, centre seconds, day and date apertures in a case with two personalised inscriptions dated 29.4.07 and 18.7.81, together with `Rolex` Guarantee stating watch no 18038 purchased 2.4.81 in fitted brown leather covered wooden case and cardboard box.
A Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clock:, the brass and glass case with canted corners and signed on the front glass Jaeger-LeCoultre, the movement also signed by the maker along with the serial number 127061, the round white chapter ring having raised Arabic and Dauphine numerals with brass Dauphine hands, the underside of the case marked with the calibre number 526-5, height: 22.5cm. Complete with original travelling case and outer cardboard box. * 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 maker`s of watches in the world.
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