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Click here to subscribeGallet nickel cased pocket stopwatch, 49mm; together with a William Tell 'Best Centre Seconds Chronograph' gold plated pocket watch for repair, 55mm and a gunmetal pocket stopwatch for repair, 50mm (3)-Gallet watch is functioning correctly, the other two watches are not running and require repair, the gunmetal watch is over wound, see images for general guidance.
Two silver 'Patent Chronograph' centre seconds chronograph cylinder pocket watches, 55mm and 52mm-The smaller watch is running and the chronograph lever is functioning correctly, the other watch is not running consistently and requires attention, the chronograph lever functions correctly, see images for general guidance.
Silver centre seconds chronograph lever pocket watch for repair, unsigned three quarter plate movement, no. 78027, the dial with Roman numerals and five minute divisions, within a plain case with engraved cartouche, 54mm; together with a silver (0.935) centre seconds chronograph lever pocket watch, unsigned three quarter plate movement, the dial with Roman numerals and 25/300 scale, within a plain case with engraved cartouche, 52mm (2)-The 25/300 scale watch is functioning correctly with the chronograph lever functioning, the other watch is functioning however it is overwound and the chronograph lever is not functioning.
George III silver verge pair cased pocket watch, Birmingham 1805, associated fusee movement signed J. Davies, Brecon, no. 50197, with pierced engraved balance cock with mask, steel three arm balance and Bosley type regulator, the dial with Roman numerals, Fluer-de-Lis hands, within plain matching cases, case maker 'WR' (William Ryley), 56mm-Movement - currently functioning, the movement does not fit the inner case correctly and we believe the movement and case to be associated.Dial - hairline to the centre, chip mark to the outer edge at the twelve position, light surface marks.Glass - surface marks.Hands - light surface marks.Case - inner case back has a circular impression to the centre and the hallmarks are rubbed - this appears to have been caused by the balance cock pushing against the inner case, the movement does not fit the inner case correctly, some tarnishing and surface marks, the winding hole appears to have been cut larger, play in the movement hinge, outer case with some heavy tarnishing and surface marks.-Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots. Due to the opening of the wristwatch case backs, it is recommended watches are re-sealed by professional technicians to ensure any stated water resistance is retained
19th century white metal verge pocket watch, the fusee movement signed Samson, London, with pierced engraved balance bridge, three arm balance and regulating disc, the dial signed Samson, London with Roman numerals and minute markers, within plain matching cases, 52mm-Movement - currently functioning.Dial - faint hairlines and light surface marks.Glass - light surface marks.Hands - not matching, surface marks.Case - inner case with tarnishing, surface marks and mild bruises to the case sides, outer case with surface marks and some mild tarnishing, button replacement.-Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots. Due to the opening of the wristwatch case backs, it is recommended watches are re-sealed by professional technicians to ensure any stated water resistance is retained
Desk glass ball watch, the dial inscribed 'Anti-Magnetique', lever movement (glass at fault); together with an 8 days travel clock movement; Smiths Empire chrome cased pocket watch within a travel display case; travel alarm clock; shagreen verge pocket watch outer case; selection of wristwatches principally for repair to include Ingersoll Wrist, Services, Oris, Timex; metal box containing an assortment of pocket watch and miscellaneous spares, parts and tools and two books of hallmarks and date letters-The desk ball watch has a crack to the glass, Smiths pocket watch not running, 8 days travel clock movement running but intermittently stopping, travel alarm clock for repair
William IV silver verge hunter pocket watch for repair, London 1831, the fusee movement signed Geo Pickett, 265 Oxford Street, London, no. 260, with plain balance cock, diamond endstone, flat steel three arm balance and gilt Bosley type regulator, dust cover, signed and numbered dial with Roman numerals and minute track, within a plain case, 54mm-Movement - not functioning and requires repair, fusee chain broken, balance tarnished.Dial - light surface marks.Glass - cracked at the one/two position.Hands - minute hand appears to have a repair and lacking tip.Case - heavily tarnished, surface marks.-Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots. Due to the opening of the wristwatch case backs, it is recommended watches are re-sealed by professional technicians to ensure any stated water resistance is retained
Cyma gold plated lever pocket watch, the movement signed Cyma Brevets, within a plain screw case, 51mm (requires attention); together with a Moeri's Patent gold plated lever engine turned pocket watch for repair, 50mm (2)-Cyma running but intermittently stopping and over wound - requires attention, Moeri's over wound and not functioning - requires repair, see images for general guidance.
Amida 8 days engraved pocket watch, the Arabic dial over a visible balance, 49mm; together with an 8 days nickel cased pocket watch for repair, Roman numeral dial over a visible balance, 49mm (2)-Amida pocket watch is functioning, the other pocket watch is at fault and requires repair, see images for general guidance.
Two Continental silver (0.800) lever pocket watches, Arabic dials with subsidiary seconds, within engine turned cases with engraved cartouche and gold bands, 50mm (2) (in need of attention)-One pocket watch movement signed 'Exact', intermittently running but over wound, inscribed gilt cuvette, the other watch is not running and requires repair, see images for general guidance.
19th century white metal verge pocket watch, the fusee movement signed Robt Roskell, London, with engraved balance cock, five arm balance and Bosley type regulator, Roman numeral dial, gilt moon hands, plain case, 48mm (in need of attention); together with a fusee verge pocket watch, the movement signed Camden, London, no. 4942, with pierced engraved balance cock, steel three arm balance and silvered regulating disc, Roman numeral dial, plain case, 47mm (2)-The Roskell pocket watch runs briefly but stopping after a short time so requires attention, the dial has chips to the edge and faint hairlines, the other watch is running, crude chip repair to the dial, split to the inside of the case, a thin aperture has been cut to the bezel near the stem.
George IV silver verge pocket watch for attention/repair, London 1827, the fusee movement signed W.L. Coales, Newport, no. 2741, with engraved balance cock with mask, diamond endstone, flat steel three arm balance, Bosley type regulator and stop/work lever at the five position, dust cover, Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds, within a plain case, 52mm (at fault)-Intermittently runs for short periods, stop/work lever not functioning, dial chipped with numerous hairlines, see images for general guidance.
George III silver verge hunter pocket watch, London 1808, unsigned fusee movement, no. 12706 with pierced engraved balance cock with mask, flat steel balance and silvered regulating disc, the dial with Roman numerals, minute track and winding hole at the four position, within a plain case, case maker 'WL' (William Linsley), 53mm (movement at fault)-Movement - requires repair.Dial - chips to the outer edge.Glass - light surface marks.Hands - surface marks.Case - surface marks and heavy tarnishing.-Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots. Due to the opening of the wristwatch case backs, it is recommended watches are re-sealed by professional technicians to ensure any stated water resistance is retained
Small silver cylinder engine turned pocket watch for repair, 44mm; together with a silver cylinder engraved fob watch for repair, 39mm, small gilt metal cylinder engine turned and engraved pocket watch, 43mm and a Gindrat & Co silver cylinder engine turned hunter pocket watch for repair, 48mm (4)
Wooden pocket watch stand in the form of a longcase clock, with pokerwork decoration, 13.25'' high approx; together with a painted wooden pocket watch stand in the form of a longcase clock, 12'' high approx and a satinwood pocket watch stand in the form of a longcase clock, the reverse with hinged door enclosing a lined shelved interior, 9.75'' approx (3)-The top of the arch of the painted stand is split and not attached and requires repair
Bronze pocket watch stand in the form of a goose, inscribed 'France', upon a green onyx plinth base, 3.5'' high; together with a bronze winged figure holding a flaming torch, upon a marble base, 8.5'' high (at fault) (2)-The figure has one wing detached and the top of the item in the left hand is missing.
A. Lange & Sohne lever pocket watch movement, signed A Lange & Sohne Glashutte, C Dresden, and numbered 28871, with compensated balance and regulator, enamel dial with Arabic numerals, minute track and subsidiary seconds, gilt Louis style hands, 44mm-Working although will require attention as the balance is sticking when the movement is held at certain angles, some faint hairlines to the dial, subsidiary hand loose.
Wristwatches and a pocket watch to include a white metal cased ladies pocket watch, Ing Real Faster chronograph quartz tropic design wristwatch on leather strap, a cased Swatch Irony stainless steel cased quartz wristwatch with date calendar aperture at 3 on leather strap, and a Seiko quartz ladies wristwatch Location: CAB3
A George V silver engine turned hunter cased pocket watch, white enamel dial, bold Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, blue spade hands, button wind movement, engraved Presented by the inhabitants of Tibshelf & Newton To Tho's Slack in recognition of his devotion to duty and gaining military distinction in the great war 1918, inset with photograph to back cover, Birmingham 1916, 121.3g gross
A Victorian silver hunter cased pocket watch, signed W Eberhardt, London to the movement, white enamel dial, bold Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, case Birmingham 1882, 115.5g gross; another open face, Birmingham 1911, 96g gross; a small folding mother of pearl mounted silver fruit knife, Sheffield 1926, 11.8g gross (3)
A sterling silver Waltham open faced key wind pocket watch, 57mm diameter, with a white enamel dial, black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, with engine turned decoration and a vacant cartouche to the case back, to a sterling silver cuvette, the movement signed Waltham Mass., serial no. 3520692, Birmingham 1899, suspended on a sterling silver graduated curb link Albert chain, with 'T' bar and later metal swivel clasp, 174.41gCondition ReportCurrently running. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Winds, and hands adjust.Minute hand catches on the hour hand.Harline cracks to dial. Dial and movement are loose in the case.Casing to the winding stem is loose.Scratches to glass.Surface marks/scratches/tarnish to case, and some small dings.Wear to the engraving.Links to Albert chain very worn. Chain scratched and tarnished. Swivel clasp is a later replacement, and is base metal.
A collection of pocket and wrist watches, to include a sterling silver Waltham top wind open faced pocket watch, Birmingham 1893, serial no. 5978922, a ladies' 9ct gold mechanical watch head, import hallmark Glasgow 1930, 8.09g, a ladies' 9ct gold Rotary mechanical strap watch, London, a silver fob watch, etc. (qty.)Condition ReportSilver pocket watch: not currently running, does not wind. Hairline cracks to dial, glass loose. Surface marks/scratches/tarnish to case.Gold ladies' watch: not currently running. No strap. discolouration to dial. Surface marks/scratches.Rotary watch: currently running, no guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running. Discolouration to dial, surface marks/scratches.Fob watch: movement loose, case will not close. Not currently running. Dial chipped. Surface marks/scratches/tarnish.
A collection of watches, to include a 9ct gold mechanical wrist watch, strap deficient, import hallmark London 1919, 12.46g, a silver pin set open faced fob watch, a gun metal open faced pocket watch, a cased Zenith 8 day travel clock, etc., together with a silver ring and pair of metal buttons later converted to cufflinks (qty.)Condition ReportNone of the watches or clocks are currently running.Various levels of cosmetic wear - no crown to gold watch, no glass to one of the pocket watches, chips to dials etc.
A George V silver desk top timepiece and weather station, with mercury thermometer flanked by an aneroid barometer and a goliath pocket watch, 6cm diam dials, eight-day clock movement, engine turned mount, discreetly inscribed Presented by the Member Sergeants Mess, 5th Reserve Cavalry Regiment to Saddler Staff Sergeant T Holden in Token of Esteem and his Popularity, Tidworth, 30th November 191721cm wide, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1916
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