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A gentleman's stainless steel Omega Constellation Automatic Chronometer wristwatch, champagne dial, baton indicators, date aperture, partial strap

A Victorian brass cased marine chronometer movement, by Parkinson & Frodsham, London, mid 19th century, the 3.1/2in. silvered dial numbered 3868, gilt hands, up/down and subsidiary seconds dial, lacking case (VAT charged on hammer price) Please note that Roseberys do not guarantee working order or time keeping of any automatic, mechanical, quartz or other timepiece/instrument. Please refer to department for condition report

A gentleman's stainless steel Omega Seamaster GMT Professional Co-Axial Chronometer automatic wristwatch, limited edition 362/500, made for members of the British Elite Special Boat Service, no. 81932811, ref.2535.80.00, the circular navy dial with engine-turned wave motif, luminous dot hour markers and baton quarters, date aperture to three 'o' clock, pierced sword hands with luminous tips, centre seconds, red GMT hand, uni-directional rotating bezel, helium escape valve to ten 'o' clock, Omega crown wind, stainless steel case, case back featuring the SBS insignia with 'By Strength and Guile' motto, case 43mm diameter, upon a brick link strap with signed folding snap claspYour attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.This watch was produced as part of a limited release circa 2008. This watch does not come with box or paperwork.This watch is running at the time of testing. The screw down crown sits flush, but is slightly stiff to undo. When pulled out to position two, the hour hand adjusts accordingly, and the seconds had continues to tick. When pulled out to position three, the hour, minute and GMT adjusts accordingly, and the seconds hand stops. The GMT hand cannot be set independently. the date window adjusts upon a 24hr rotation of the dial.Dial in good order, no cracks, chips or losses, no signs of damage or repair. Glass shows minimal scratching and wear, and is lacking the Omega symbol to centre, which may indicate that it is a later replacement. There are several short, deep scratches to the enamel bezel. Some small dents, moderate scratching and wear to the metal of the bezel. Case shows small dents to the edges, moderate scratching and wear. Central panel on the reverse is in good order, showing some scratching and wear, no cracks, chips, losses or repair. Strap shows some signs of light pulling between the links, and moderate scratching/wear. The folding clasp is in working order, opening smoothly and closing with a snap.

A Gentleman's stainless steel Tudor Black Bay 'Harrods' automatic chronometer wristwatch, circa 2018, ref. 79230G, serial. I891053, the matte black dial with luminous dot markers and baton quarters, 'snowflake' hands, gilt lettering and seconds track, green uni-directional rotating 60 minute bezel, Tudor rose screw-down crown, Harrods logo engraved on case back with special edition number 'N.1341', approx. 41mm diameter, set to a Tudor stainless steel riveted bracelet with flip-lock clasp, complete in original box with guarantee, booklets and fabric strap Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.

A two-day marine chronometer by Gowland in a brass-bound mahogany case, the chronometer mounted on a gimbal, the silvered dial signed 'G.H. & C. GOWLAND, Makers to the Admiralty, SUNDERLAND, No. 1931' and with state of wind and second subsidiary dials, the fusee movement with Harrison's maintaining power and detent escapement, the case with carrying handles and numbered plaque to the front, 18.3cm wide x 18.3cm deep and 19.6cm high.The case with marks and scratches due to use, the brass mounts somewhat oxidized, the lid marked, possibly from old stickers, The dial with minor oxidation, the movement going but not guaranteed, the movement with finger marks in the sides on the lacquer. Complete with winding key but no key for the case.

A Victorian mahogany two day marine chronometer, the silvered Roman dial with Arabic five minutes, state of wind indicator, subsidiary seconds with broad arrow mark, numbered 2248, signed Joseph Penlington & Co, Makers to the Admiralty, 2 & 3 St Georges Crescent, Liverpool, with blued steel hands, traditional gimble support and winding key. The two-tier box case with glass panel top, inset brass carrying handles, escutcheon, and stringing, 18cm square x 16.5cm highDial with tarnishing/rubbing mainly to the subsidiary seconds, not running and fully wound. Case missing the top lid, appears to be in its original finish with age related marks and patination, with a few scrapes, bumps and bruises. Missing disk from front.

A ladies bi metal Rolex Oyster Perpetual chronometer wristwatch. With box and papers. Working order.

Taschenuhr: englisches Taschenchronometer von einem der bedeutendsten Chronometermacher, königl. Uhrmacher Barraud London, Nr. 1658, Hallmarks London 1851: Ca. Ø57mm, ca. 161g, Silbergehäuse mit Goldscharnieren, Spitzenqualität, Gehäusemacher-Punzzeichen "GH" (George John Hammon), Hallmarks London 1851, Vollplatinenwerk, Schlüsselaufzug, vergoldet, signiert und nummeriert, verschraubte Chatons, Kette/Schnecke, profilierte Pfeiler, Federchronometerhemmung nach Thomas Earnshaw, schwere Typ "Pennington" Gold/Platinschrauben-Unruh, freischwingende, gebläute, zylindrische Spirale, Diamantdeckstein, sehr schön erhaltenes signiertes und nummeriertes Emaillezifferblatt, goldener Stundenzeiger, ergänzter Minutenzeiger, insgesamt sehr guter Erhaltungszustand, funktionstüchtig, bedeutende englische Sammleruhr von einem der bekanntesten Londoner Chronometermacher. Die Uhr wurde verkauft an die Firma William Bond & Son, Boston, und in deren Unterlagen erwähnt 1852 und 1853. Das Chronometer stammt ursprünglich aus einer hochfeinen Chronometersammlung und wurde damals bei Dr. Crott in Frankfurt für ca. 7.500€ verkauft. Umfangreiche Informationen zu Barraud findet man in: Cedric Jagger "Paul Philip Barraud - A study of a fine Chronometer Maker".

Beobachtungsuhr: absolute Rarität, Longines Observatoriums-Chronometer Greenwich Civil Time mit 24-h-Zifferblatt und 8-Tage-Werk Kaliber 24.41, ca.1940: Ca. Ø80mm, Aluminiumgehäuse, verschraubte Lünette, 5-fach verschraubter Boden (dieser nicht mehr original), Kaliber 24.41 mit 8-Tage-Gangdauer und spezieller Feinregulierung, versilbertes 24-Stunden-Zifferblatt, 8-Tage-Gangreserve (192h), Stahlzeiger, funktionstüchtig, absolut selten. Diese Uhr ist Teil eines Chronometer-Sets von 2 Observatoriumschronometern "Greenwich sidereal time & civil time". Im Originalzustand befanden sich beide Uhren in einer Mahagonibox. Mehr Informationen und ein Foto zu einem dieser Sets im Originalzustand finden Sie hier: (Quelle: https://www.cortrie.de/go/jMW).

Taschenuhr: besonders schweres rotgoldenes Taschenchronometer mit zylindrischer Spirale, Schweiz 1890: Ca. Ø58mm, ca. 143g, 14K Rotgold, guillochiert, besonders massive Ausführung, Staubdeckel feinst ziseliert, beschriftet "CHRONOMETRE", Gehäuse und Werk nummerngleich 19839, Werksverglasung, Schweizer Chronometer in Spitzenqualität, Chronometerhemmung, Chronometerunruh, Feinregulierung, verschraubte Goldchatons, zylindrische Spirale, Chronometer-Kennzeichnung, originales Emaillezifferblatt, rotgoldene Zeiger, insgesamt sehr guter Erhaltungszustand mit hervorragend erhaltener Guillochierung, funktionstüchtig.

Taschenuhr: hochfeines Genfer Chronometer mit Repetition, signiert Lagier Geneve No.7610, ca. 1870: Ca. Ø53mm, ca. 123g, 18K Gold, guillochiert, Savonnette, Staubdeckel ebenfalls signiert, zusätzlich bezeichnet "CHRONOMETRE", außerdem russische Besitzergravur Alexandra Woynowa, Wippen-Chronometer mit Viertelstunden-Repetition, signiertes Emaillezifferblatt, goldene Zeiger, kleine Sekunde, guter Gesamtzustand, leichte Gebrauchsspuren am Gehäuse, Werk gangbar, jedoch dringend reinigungsbedürftig/revisionsbedürftig. Die Uhr stammt aus einer deutschen Sammlung und ist vermutlich seit mehr als 15 Jahren nicht mehr gelaufen.

Armbanduhr: Omega Constellation "Pie Pan Tropical" Chronometer in Stahl/Rotgold, Ref. 2852, ca. 1956: Ca. Ø35mm, Gehäuse aus Edelstahl, Boden mit rotgoldenem Constellation-Logo, Referenznummer 2852 6SC, Automatik-Chronometer Kaliber 505, Werksnummer 15703557, einzigartig patiniertes "Tropical Dial", markante rotgoldene Indexe, rotgoldene Zeiger, Zentralsekunde, neuwertiges Lederarmband, funktionstüchtig, guter Zustand. Als "Tropical Dial" werden heute Zifferbla¨tter bezeichnet, die durch Umwelteinflu¨sse verfa¨rbt und oxidiert sind.

Chronometer: militärisches Beobachtungschronometer, Ulysse Nardin/ Ministry of Defence, ca.1942: Originale, nummerierte Mahagonibox mit militärischer Kennzeichnung, ca.10 x 12 x 6,5cm, innen mit Originalschild Ministry of Defence Hydrographic Dept. Ref. H.S.527-3636/ Serial 121923, feststehendes, verschraubtes Messinggehäuse, darin befindlich das verschraubte Silbergehäuse, rückseitig britische Militärkennzeichnung, Gehäusepunze Ulysse Nardin 611920, Präzisionskaliber mit Guillaume-Unruh und Feinregulierung, ebenfalls signiert, signiertes Emaillezifferblatt Serial 121923, Zentralsekunde, gebläute Stahlzeiger, funktionstüchtig, hervorragender Erhaltungszustand, hochfeine Sammleruhr.

Armbanduhr: Tissot Heritage COSC Chronometer "Serie Limitée 150 Anniversaire", Stahl: Ca. Ø40mm, Stahl, Saphirboden, zertifiziertes Chronometer, Automatikwerk Kaliber 2895-1, versilbertes Zifferblatt, Datum, Stahlzeiger, originales Lederarmband mit Faltschließe, ungetragener Originalzustand mit Papieren und Chronometerschein.

Chronometer: hochfeines Taschenchronometer/Beobachtungschronometer, Ulysse Nardin ca.1942: Originale Mahagonibox, ca.10 x 12 x 6,5cm, feststehendes, verschraubtes Messinggehäuse, darin befindlich das verschraubte Silbergehäuse, Gehäusepunze Ulysse Nardin 619624, Präzisionskaliber mit Guillaume-Unruh und Feinregulierung, ebenfalls signiert, No. 123912, signiertes Emaillezifferblatt Serial 123912, Zentralsekunde, gebläute Stahlzeiger, funktionstüchtig, sehr guter Erhaltungszustand, hochfeine Sammleruhr.

Taschenuhr: extrem rares Beobachtungschronometer mit Schleppzeigerchronograph, Ulysse Nardin 24''CCR: Ca. Ø65mm, ca. 252g, verschraubtes Silbergehäuse, Gehäuse, Werk und Zifferblatt nummeriert 127805, Ulysse Nardin Spitzenkaliber 24''CCR, Ankerchronometer mit Schleppzeigerchronograph und Zähler, einwandfrei erhaltenes, signiertes Zifferblatt mit 1/10-Sekunden-Teilung, bezeichnet "CHRONOMETRE", gebläute Breguet-Stahlzeiger, funktionstüchtig, hervorragend erhalten. Dieses extrem seltene Chronometer wird mit Stammbuchauszug geliefert. Dieser bestätigt die limitierte Serie dieser Uhr auf 402 Exemplare, hergestellt 1956!

Armbanduhr: Ulysse Nardin Marine-Chronometer "1846" mit Originalbox und Chronometerpapieren: Ca. Ø38mm, Edelstahl, No. 2104, verschraubter Boden, Referenz 263-22, zertifiziertes Automatikchronometer mit Gangreserve-Anzeige, Kaliber 2892A2, versilbertes Zifferblatt, Datum, originales Edelstahlband mit Doppelfaltschließe, Originalbox und originales Chronometerzertifikat, funktionstüchtig, nahezu neuwertig.

Armbanduhr: vintage Omega Constellation Chronometer in Gold, Ref. 157.0001, ca.1968: Ca. Ø34,5mm, äußerst massives, flaches 18K Goldgehäuse mit Constellation-Boden, Ref. 157.0001, Automatikchronometer Kaliber 712, Werksnummer 26532797, zertifiziertes Chronometer, elegantes massiv 18K goldenes Zifferblatt und originale Zeiger, originales Lederarmband mit Dornschließe, Originalbox, sehr gepflegter Erhaltungszustand, funktionstüchtig.

Interessantes, imposantes frühes Chronometer nach John Arnold, J. Johnson London No.1063, ca. 1795: Ca. Ø62mm, ca. 222g, guillochiertes Silbergehäuse, nummerngleich mit dem Werk 1063, ganz frühes, interessantes englisches Chronometerwerk nach John Arnold, Feder-Chronometer mit Diamantdeckstein und seltener Spirale, Platine signiert und nummeriert, Emaillezifferblatt (Krakelee im Randbereich), Goldzeiger, gangbar, Service empfohlen. Das Gehäuse dieser Uhr ist nummerngleich mit dem Werk und wurde definitiv für das Werk angefertigt, trägt aber keine englischen Hallmarks. Das Werk zeigt alte Reparaturspuren. Die Signatur zeigt eindeutig, dass es sich um John Johnson aus der Gray's Inn Passage handelt. Das Geschäft übernahm er 1775 nach dem Tod seines Vaters Thomas Johnson! Die Uhr war Bestandteil einer der bedeutendsten europäischen Chronometersammlungen.

Reiseuhr: Chronometer Movado Ermeto in seltenem Originalzustand mit Originalbox: Ca. 50 × 35mm, originales Silbergehäuse mit Rochenhaut bezogen, Aufzug und Zeigerstellung über Krone, englische Import-Hallmarks 1936, originales Zifferblatt, originale Zeiger, Seriennummer 194385, intakt und gut erhalten, mit signierter Originalbox, Königlicher Juwelier Mappin & Webb London.

Chronometer: nahezu neuwertiges Longines Tisch-Chronometer Ref. 6368 mit Stammbuchauszug: Nummerierte originale Holzbox, ca. 22,5 x 22,5 x 13,5cm, kardanische Aufhängung, verschraubtes Messinggehäuse, vergoldet, Werksverglasung, high-end Chronometerkaliber 24.99, Werksnummer identisch mit der Gehäusenummer, spezielle Feinregulierung, Glucydur-Chronometer-Unruh, versilbertes Zifferblatt mit Anzeige von 50-Stunden-Gangreserve, originale Zeiger, hervorragender, wenig benutzter Zustand, funktionstüchtig. Der Stammbuchauszug bestätigt die komplette Originalität dieses Chronometers, das in den 50er-Jahren gefertigt und 1961 verkauft wurde. Der Ahornsockel mit dem darauf montierten Chronometer lässt sich aus der Transportbox herausnehmen um es als Tischchronometer zu verwenden. Erstmals produziert wurde das Kaliber 24.99 im Jahr 1908, ein hochpräzises Werk, das an vielen Chronometerwettbewerben mit hervorragenden Ergebnissen teilnahm. Entworfen für den Einsatz in Beobachtungsuhren, ist es jedoch nicht nur von außerordentlicher Güte, sondern gilt auch als eines der schönsten Schweizer Uhrwerke überhaupt.

Armbanduhr: Omega Constellation Chronometer Ref. 168.018, Stahl, 1967: Ca. Ø35mm, Stahl, verschraubter Constellation-Boden, Referenznummer 168.018, Automatikwerk Kaliber 564, zertifiziertes Chronometer, Werksnummer 25221757, sehr gut erhaltenes Zifferblatt, Zentralsekunde, Datum, Leuchtzeiger, schwarzes Lederarmband mit Omega-Dornschließe, sehr gepflegter Zustand, funktionstüchtig.

Taschenuhr: technisch interessantes Duplex-Chronometer mit 2 Zeitzonen und springender Sekunde, Jacott ca.1850: Ca. Ø53mm, ca. 101g, originales Silbergehäuse, No. 14222, bez. "Duplex Jacott", prächtig dekoriertes Duplexwerk mit Schlüsselaufzug, 2 getrennte Aufzüge für die Zeitzonen, originales Emaillezifferblatt mit floraler Emaille-Malerei, bez. "Chronometer", springende Zentralsekunde, gebläute Stahlzeiger, sehr schöner Erhaltungszustand, gangbar, selten, gefertigt für den chinesischen Markt!

Taschenuhr: schweres englisches Taschenchronometer mit Mahagonibox, Knight & Bucknell London, 1818: Ca. Ø54mm, ca. 165g, extrem schweres 18K Goldgehäuse, Londoner Hallmarks 1818, hochfeines Federchronometerwerk mit zylindrischer Spirale und Diamantdeckstein, signiert und nummeriert No. 6383, prächtig gravierter Kloben, originaler Staubdeckel, Platine bezeichnet "CHRONOMETER", originales, signiertes Emaillezifferblatt, ebenfalls bezeichnet Chronometer (fein haarrissig), gebläute Stahlzeiger, gangbar, sehr schöner Erhaltungszustand mit dazugehöriger Mahagonibox.

Armbanduhr: großes 18K Constellation Chronometer, Omega 168.004/14, von 1969/1970: Ca. Ø36mm, 18K Gold, verschraubter Constellation-Boden, Ref. 168.004/14, Automatikwerk Kaliber 564, zertifiziertes Chronometer, goldenes Zifferblatt, Zentralsekunde, Datum, hochwertiges Lederarmband mit Omega Dornschließe, guter gebrauchter Zustand, funktionstüchtig, mit Omega Servicebox.

Taschenuhr: frühe, rotgoldene Präzisionstaschenuhr, Ankerchronometer Leroy & Fils Paris No. 45946, mit Verkaufsbox, ca. 1870: Ca. Ø48mm, ca. 87g, 18K Gold, à-goutte, Staubdeckel signiert und nummeriert, exquisites Ankerchronometerwerk in Spitzenqualität, außergewöhnlich große Chronometer-Unruh, Wolfsverzahnung, Emaillezifferblatt (Krakelee), rotgoldene Zeiger, funktionstüchtig und gut erhalten, inklusive alter Verkaufsbox aus Wurzelholz mit Elfenbeinplakette, Verkäufersignatur Olivier in Rennes.

Taschenuhr: interessante, frühe Goldsavonnette für den osmanischen Markt, Wippen-Chronometer No.51056, Auguste Courvoisier La Chaux-De-Fonds, ca.1850: Ca. Ø49mm, ca. 98g, 18K Gold, Savonnette à-goutte mit Reliefrand, beidseitige Sprungdeckelmechanik, Staubdeckel signiert und nummeriert, frühes Brückenwerk mit Chronometerhemmung, Schlüsselaufzug, prächtiges 4-Farben-Goldzifferblatt mit osmanischen Ziffern, originale Zeiger, funktionstüchtig, kleine Druckstellen am Gehäuse, sehr selten. Eine vergleichbare Courvoisier mit Chronometerhemmung wurde 1992 bei Antiquorum in Genf angeboten (Quelle: https://www.cortrie.de/go/297).

Gold plated full hunter pocket watch, William IV silver cased open face pocket watch, Junghans pocket watch, Chronometer pocket watch and a gold plated fob watch (a/f) (5)

OMEGA Vintage Constellation Chronometer Electronic f300Hz, Ref. 198.002. Herren Armbanduhr. Stahl, vergoldet. Stimmgabel-Werk Kaliber 1250 mit neuer Batterie. Sichtbare Gebrauchsspuren an Band und Gehäuse, Glas mit Beschädigungen. Ohne Box und Papiere. Durchmesser ca. 38mm gemessen ohne Krone, bis zu 18cm Handgelenksumfang. |OMEGA Vintage Constellation Chronometer Electronic f300Hz, ref. 198.002. Men's wristwatch. Steel, gold-plated. Tuning fork movement caliber 1250 with new battery. Visible signs of wear on strap and case, crystal damaged. No box and papers. Diameter ca. 38mm without crown, up to 18cm wrist size.

Chopard- a gents Mille Miglia 2010 steel Chronometer wristwatch, comprising a circular signed textured silver dial with luminous arrow hour markers, black and silver subsidiary dials at 3,6,and 9, outer seconds trcak with magnified date aperture at 3, steel pencil hour and minuet hands with luminous inserts, steel seconds hand with red accents, etched hour numbers at 12 ad 6 to glass, tachymeter bezel, approx 44mm, model no 8459, serial no 1551480, calibre ETA A07211, exhibition case back numbered 114420 outer case marked 8459 1551480, signed Chopard, to a black rubber tyre tread strap signed deployment clasp, no box or papers. Complete with Authentication card from Avanti Jewellers of Ashbourne Derbyshire  Further details good- working at time of report, movement untested, some fine scratches, minor  wear and tear only

Rolex- a gents automatic Oyster Perpetual DateJust Chronometer, round blue 'smoke' dial, signed with applied gilt hour markers, magnified date aperture at 3, gold bezel, model no 16013, serial no 9862937, calibre no 3035,  screw down back and crown, to a steel and gold  and steel Jubilee bracelet strap, fold over clasp with embossed crown logo, strap marked 455, total gross weight approx. 102.4gms no box or papers. Complete with authentication card by Avanti Jewellers of Ashbourne Further details: Good- working at time of report, movement untested, some scuffs to glass, wear and tear fine scratches to metals 

Rolex- a gents Automatic Oyster Perpetual Submariner Superlative Chronometer bi metal wristwatch, circa 1990's, comprising a signed  blue dial, luminous dot hour markers, baton quarters, outer seconds track, magnified date aperture at 3, gilt Mercedes hands with luminous inserts, gold bezel with blue inserts, case approx 40mm (not inc crown) screw down back and crown, model no: 16803, serial no. 9277588, brushed gold and steel oyster link strap with fold clasp with signature logo, marked 78363 458, total gross weight approx 133gms, no box or papers. Complete with authentication card by Avanti Jewellers of Ashbourne Further details: good- working at time of report, movement untested, some slight marks to dial, wear and tear commensurate with age 

Rolex. Beau chronographe bracelet en acier mouvement automatiqueRolex. A fine stainless steel automatic chronograph bracelet watch Model: Cosmograph DaytonaReference: 116520Date: Purchased 21st May 2008Movement: 44-jewel Cal.4130 automatic, Microstella balance with freesprung Parachrom spring, adjusted to 5 positions and temperature, No.C0327466Dial: White, luminous filled polished bullet hour markers, black outer 1/5th second divisions, engine turned subsidiary dials at 3, 6 and 9 for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour recording, polished pointed baton hands with black inserts, centre chronograph handCase: Brushed and polished tonneau form, screw down back, screw down shouldered crown flanked by twin screw down pushers, tachymetre to bezel, No.Z859454Strap/Bracelet: Fitted brushed and polished 78490 Oyster linkBuckle/Clasp: Signed folding clasp, stamped EO7Signed: Case, dial & movementSize: 39mm Accompaniments: Rolex fitted box, International Guarantee, swing tag, Instructions for use, Guarantee and Official Chronometer Certification brochure, one spare link, Purchase receipt dated 03/04/2008Footnotes:The 116500 line included several variations of what can be considered as the modern Daytona, each distinguished by a different set of numerals at the end of the reference. There is the 116528 in yellow gold, the 116509 in white gold and the 116505 in Everose pink gold. The current lot is steel as denoted by the 20 at the end of the reference. This reference was one of the first to be launched in 2000 and featured for the first time the new in-house calibre 4130 and a new graduated bezel.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Omega electronic gent's chronometer wrist watch in gilt mounts and two other various vintage wrist watches

OMEGA, A 1960s Omega stainless steel Automatic Chronometer Constellation wristwatch, 34mm, silvered dial with batons and having day and date apertures, movement no. 30808424, rear cover marked to inside 168.029, running but will need a service, Omega logo to plastic glass, some scratching, dial with some marks and scratches, and hands pitted, case with dents and scratches, movement some marks and scratching, on a later stainless steel bracelet, no box

OMEGA, a modern Omega Seamaster Professional Chronometer manual wind stainless steel wristwatch, blue rotating bezel, blue wavy dial with lumnious dots and having three subsiduaries and date aperture, with two push button stopwatch facility, 42mm, case numbered 60010117, on Omega stainless steel bracelet (which is quite short), overall very good with just some light scratching and dents to the case and strap, with a red Omega box and outer white card box

OMEGA, A modern Omega Railmaster automatic Co-Axial Chronometer stainless steel wristwatch, black dial with lumnious numerals and batons and white markers, 39mm, case numbered 80689918, on Omega stainless steel bracelet with four spare links, overall very good except for some light scracthing and dents to case and strap, glass panel reveals movement, in red Omega box with cards and outer white card box

OMEGA, A modern Omega Seamaster Professional Chronometer America's Cup automatic stainless steel wristwatch, black dial having batons and three subsiduary dials, two push button stop watch facility, 42mm, case numbered 78035924, on stainless steel Omega bracelet (which is quite short), overall very good condition and appears to be running well with not much signs of useage just light scratching, in red Omega box and with outer white card box

OMEGA, A 1980s Omega Seamaster Automatic Chronometer stainless steel wristwatch, silvered dial with batons numerals and date aperture, 36mm, case numbered 4961603, on stainless steel Omega bracelet, with one spare link, overall good condition and running well, some signs of wear and useage such as scratching and minor dents, no box

OMEGA, A modern Omega Speedmaster Automatic Chronometer "Michael Schumacher" stainless steel wristwatch, black and red dial with batons and three subsiduary dials, 42mm, case and movement numbered 78119931, on stainless steel Omega bracelet, appears to be running and functioned well and in very good condition except for a scratch and small scratches on the rear cover, marked Michael Schumacher - The Legend Collection, with wooden Omega box and three Omega cards, one dated 2010, with outer white card box

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT - THE JOHN COLLINS WATCH IS A CHRONOGRAPH Three late 19th century silver open faced pocket watches, including a Centre Seconds Chronometer by John Collins of Dudley, 64mm, appears to function but not been recently wound, and two smaller examples, AF (3)

Rolex Oyster Datejust gentleman's wristwatch: the silvered dial with raised baton numerals, date aperture and signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Datejust, Superlative Chronometer, Officially Certified, having a stainless-steel case with matching bracelet, diameter 38mm.

Barraud & Lund, London, a substantial five-pillar fusee timepiece movement: engraved to the backplate Barraud & Lund, Cornhill, London, No.1850, with a rear brass hand setting dial, substantial regulation, dimensions 20cm x 16cm, with brass hands and later eighteen-inch round painted dial signed for the maker and later cast-brass bezel, diameter 50cm.Biography Barraud & Lund were a partnership formed between Frederick Joseph Barraud and John Richard Lund in 1838.Barraud was the second son of famous clockmaker Paul Philip Barraud whilst John Richard Lund was a horological inventor who had been apprenticed to the great chronometer maker John Pennington.The partnership carried on the fine traditions of Paul Phillip Barraud with Lund applying for a number of patents, including for an invention that sought to eradicate the problem of middle temperature compensation by incorporating a mechanism to a bi-metallic balance.Frederick Joseph Barraud died in 1859 and John Richard Lund in 1868 with member's of both families continuing the business thereafter.

A gents Rolex Oyster Perpetual Superlative Chronometer wristwatch, black dial with gold baton marker, Rolex logo to crown, 1977 watch head with 1991 bracelet in stainless steel.

A Zenith Chronometer pocket watch in gun metal, with 24 hour dial. 5 cm diameter.

An Omega Constellation automatic chronometer wristwatch with pie pan dial, with original Omega glass and buckle, also with an Omega box

A 1960s Omega Constellation stainless steel automatic chronometer wristwatch, having a calibre 551 automatic movement and red circular face with silver baton markers, dauphine hands and centre sweep seconds hand, fitted with an Omega bracelet strap, circa 1962, 34 mm excluding crown, (running when catalogued, accuracy and reliability un-tested)

Four 19th Century and later pocket watches, comprising a nickel cased pocket watch, an electroplated chronometer, a silver pocket watch, and a continental fob watch, together with a gilt metal watch chain and two keys, two silver watches 155 g, (first watch running when catalogued, accuracy and reliability un-tested, other watches a/f)

OMEGA RED LEATHER WATCH BOXwith an Omega operating instruction book, an Omega white leather six pocket warranty card holder with three Omega cards, International Warranty, Pictograms and Chronometer Certificate, together with the outer Omega white card box; and an Omega ladies watch box with red ribbon, an Omega operating instruction book, an Omega red suede six pocket warranty card holder with an Omega International Warranty, and an Omega white card outer box

A Tissot chronometer style wristwatch, PRS200, with box.

A 'ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL DATE-JUST' WRISTWATCH, round black dial signed 'Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date-Just, superlative chronometer officially certified', baton markers, date window at the three o'clock position, gold tone hands, dial No.D33909, calibre 1560, model No. 1601, serial number 1167059, approximate case width 35.2mm , bi-colour case, fitted with a bi-colour bracelet with fold over clasp, together with a fitted 'Rolex' polystyrene box, papers, an additional bi-colour bracelet and a green leather wallet (condition report: general light wear with scratches to the glass, in working order although time keeping is untested, clasp in working condition)

OMEGA Vintage Constellation Chronometer "Tropical Pie Pan", Ref. 2852. Herrenuhr. Ca. 1950er Jahre. Edelstahl, Zifferblatt durch Umwelteinflüsse verfärbt. Automatik-Werk, Kaliber 505. Werk Nr. 15585450. Uhrwerk läuft, aber Service notwendig. Neues Lederband mit Stiftschließe. Gebrauchsspuren an Gehäuse und Glas, Glas mit Riss bei 7 Uhr. Durchmesser ca. 35mm ohne Krone, passend bis Handgelenksumfang von ca. 18,5cm.| OMEGA Vintage Constellation Chronometer "Tropical Pie Pan", Ref. 2852. Men's watch. Ca. 1950s. Stainless steel, dial discolored due to environmental influences. Automatic-movement, calibre 505. Movement no. 15585450. Movement working, but in need for a Service. New leather strap with pin buckle clasp. Signs of wear on case and crystal, crystal with crack at 7 o'clock. Diameter ca. 35mm without crown, suitable for a wrist diameter of ca. 18.5cm.

OMEGA Seamaster Diver 300M "Schwarz", Ref. 210.30.42.20.01.001. Herrenuhr. Aktueller Neupreis: 5.600,- Euro. Edelstahl. Automatik-Werk, Kaliber 8800 (Co-Axial Master Chronometer). Serien Nr. 83043948. Guter Zustand, sictbare Gebrauchsspuren an Band und Gehäuse, Schließe mit Kratzern. Box und Papiere anbei, Kauf 02/2020 bei Juwelier Lepple in Esslingen, Deutschland. Durchmesser ca. 42mm ohne Krone, passend für einen Handgelenksumfang von ca. 18,5cm.| OMEGA Seamaster Diver 300M "Black", ref. 210.30.42.20.01.001. Men's watch. Current retail price: 5.600,- Euro. Stainless steel. Automatic-movement, calibre 8800 (Co-Axial Master Chronometer). Serial no. 83043948. Good condition, visible signs of wear on case and bracelet, clasp with scratches. Box and papers enclosed, bought 02/2020 at Juwelier Lepple in Esslingen, Germany. Diameter ca. 42mm without crown, suitable for a wrist size of ca. 18.5cm.

OMEGA Constellation Chronometer, Ref. 368.1075. Herren Armbanduhr. Ca.1990er Jahre. Edelstahl/Gold 18K. Automatik-Werk Kal. 1110, funktionsfähig. Werk Nr. 47830635. Gebrauchsspuren an Band und Gehäuse. Geh.-Durchmesser ca. 34mm ohne Krone, passend für einen Handgelenksumfang von ca. 18cm.| OMEGA Constellation Chronometer, ref. 368.1075. Men's wrist watch. Ca. 1990s. Stainless steel/gold 18K. Automatic-movement cal. 1110, working. Movement no. 47830635. Signs of wear on case and bracelet. Diameter ca. 34mm without crown, suitable for a wrist size of ca. 18cm.

Lightly worn Montega Geneve Automatic Chronograph men's wristwatch. This model features a triple register, date, signed "Montega Geneve", "Certified Chronometer", " Swiss Made", with original Montega glass. Tachymetric scale, a small seconds, 30-minute recorder and 12-hour recorder, along with a central chronograph hand and date between 4 and 5 o'clock. Comes with a blue leather strap, in a blue leather box. Price new CHF 3900. Height: 4,5 cm. Width: 4,5 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.

Patek Phillippe Geneve Chronometer Gondolo watch face

An Important Early 19th Century Mahogany Longcase Regulator, by Barwise of London, the 12ins diameter silvered dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, with central seconds over hour dials, within outer minute track, blued steel hands, to the eight day single train movement with six heavy turned pillars, the back plate with end stops and jewelled palettes, the metal pendulum rod with mercury compensated pendulum bob, single brass cased weight, contained in figured mahogany case inlaid with ebony stringings, with arched hood, glazed trunk door, panelled base, on plinth support, 73ins high Note: John Barwise 'Chronometer, Watch & Clock Makers to their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Kent, Cumberland & Gloucester' 29 St Martin's Lane, London. John Barwise was the son of a clockmaker from Cockermouth. He is recorded as working in London from circa 1790, a fine maker of clocks, chronometers and watches. In 1805 he was one of fifteen watchmakers selected by the board of Longitude to adjudicate in the dispute between Thomas Earnshaw and John Arnold. His sons, John II and Weston joined the firm and between 1819 and 1823 they traded as Barwise & Sons. Shortly after, the firm obtained a Royal Warrant as watchmakers to King George IV. John Barwise senior died in 1820. The business continued in the partnership of his sons, but Weston died in 1826, leaving it in the hands of John II alone.

A Rolex Oyster Perpetual Automatic Wristwatch, 14ct Gold Cased, 32mm diameter, Serial No.400026, certified chronometer, Case No. 3130, the champagne dial with gold baton numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, on Rolex leather strap (buckle non conforming), gross weight 47gCondition ReportThe case size is 32mm in diameter as stated in the catalogue. The watch is in condition commensurate with age and moderate usage, showing light marks in general, the dial appears to be in good condition showing a patination of age, the glass is in need of replacement (may polish out), the watch sets and winds but does not run, the button screws back correctly and firmly, the leather strap is Rolex but the buckle is not.

George V mahogany 8 day marine chronometer, by Kelvin, White and Hutton Ltd., from the British Indian Steam Navigation Co. ship S.S. Karagola, serial number 5174, c.1917, 22.5 x 21 x 21.5cm. (Split to lid of case)Condition report:Movement overwound, but does tick when swivelled, case glass good, some corrosion to brass, 14cm split to case lid, some scratches and scuffs to case. 

OMEGA - a stainless steel De Ville Co-Axial chronometer automatic wristwatch, ref. 168.2082, circa 2008, black dial with steel quarterly Roman numeral hour markers, sweep centre seconds hand and date aperture, 27 jewel movement with calibre DS312, serial no. 86995977, case width 39mm, working orderMovement - currently working Dial - very cleanGlass - cleanHands - good Case - light surface abrasionsCrown - hands and date do not adjustBracelet - unassociated black leather strap, newNotes – no box or papers