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Silver Pendant Watch in the Form of a Tulip

A 20^th Century Swiss lever in a silver pendant case in the form of a tulip. Nickelled split three quarter plate keyless movement with going barrel. Plain cock with steel regulator, shockproof jewelling, plain balance with spiral hairspring. Club foot lever escapement. Engraved gilt oval dial, simple chapter of Roman numerals under a perspex glass, blue steel hands. Cast silver case in the form of a tulip, three cast silver hinged lids, silver loop. Maker's mark “SJHC” in a cloverleaf.

A recent watch inspired by those made in the 17th Century. Case maker Saint James House Company.

Hallmarked London 1982

£650.00 Read more
World Time Wristwatch

A late 20^th Century Swiss stainless steel wristwatch with world time indication. Nickelled 21 jewel lever movement with two arm plain balance, signed nickelled rotor. Dark blue centre seconds dial with calendar aperture, gilt Roman numerals, luminous hands. At the edge of the dial a ring rotating once every 24 hours indicating the current time in the twenty four different cities marked on the bezel. Stainless steel case, the signed back secured by six screws. Rotating front stainless steel bezel marked with cities around the world indexed with 24 positions. Marked as being water resistant to 30 metres.

Circa 1990

£850.00 Read more
Karrusel Wristwatch

An unusual early 21st Century Swiss karrusel wristwatch. Keyless manual movement with skeletonised cage containing the majority of the train revolving one every thirty minutes. Plain three arm gilt balance with spiral hairspring, shockproof jewelling. Lever escapement. Around the cage the bevelled edge forms the dial with Arabic numerals at the quarters, The seconds dial rotates with the movement, situated opposite the balance, steel hands. Aluminium and transluscent plastic case, the back ring with eight screws and a diamond set at twelve. Signed leather strap and aluminium buckle.

An unusual watch made in a limited edition of 2,222. Although described by Swatch as a Karrusel it appears that the train is driven directly from an annular gear. If so this is in fact a tourbillion.

Circa 2001

£1,900.00 Read more