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Hamilton 4992B Deck Watch
A 20th Century American centre seconds lever by Hamilton in a plain silvered open face case. High quality 22 jewel 4992B model, damascened nickelled split three quarter plate keyless movement with going barrel. Plain cock with polished steel micrometer regulator. Uncut balance with overcoil Elinvar-Exra hairspring. Club foot lever escapement, escape and lever pivots with endstones. Black dial with centre seconds, white Arabic numerals, the outer chapter for the minutes and the inner for twenty four hours, marked “G.C.T.” for Greenwich Civil Time, white hands. Silvered Keystone open face case with screw bezel and plain back.
Circa 1942£650.00 Add to cart -
Gold Dress Watch and Fob
A 20th Century Swiss lever 9 carat Swiss lever dress watch and Unusual three colour gold fob. Small 21 jewel circular nickelled three quarter plate keyless movement with going barrel. Plain cock with polished steel regulator, shockproof jewelling, uncut balance with spiral hairspring. Club foot lever escapement. Signed dial with narrow batons, gilt hands. Slim plain 9 carat open face case with clip on back and bezel, maker’s mark “ECW” in a rectangle. Unusual mesh fob with alternating bands of three colour 9 carat gold.
Hallmarked London 1959£1,350.00 Add to cart -
Bezel Wound Marine Chronometer
An unusual mid 20th Century bezel wound Swiss lever two day marine chronometer in a brass bound mahogany box. Spotted gilt three quarter plate keyless movement with large going barrel. Unusual construction with a substantial steel winding wheel attached to the centre of the bowl housing the movement. This bowl is free to rotate around the movement aided by five sprung ball bearings at its edge. Subsidiary platform for the escapement, plain cock with polished steel regulator, compensation balance with blue steel overcoil hairspring. Club foot lever escapement, escape and lever pivots with endstones. Signed silvered brass dial, subsidiaries for seconds and power reserve indication. Large Arabic numerals for the hours one to twelve and small numerals in the minute ring for thirteen to twenty four, blue steel hands. Plain brass bezel which is turned to wind the clock. This bezel is raised and turned to adjust the hands. Brass gimbals and locking mechanism. Two tier brass bound mahogany box with shallow top lid.
Circa 1960£1,750.00 Add to cart -
Gold Dress Watch by Longines
A 20th Century Swiss lever 14 carat gold dress watch. Nickelled split three quarter plate keyless movement with going barrel. Plain cock with polished steel regulator, uncut bimetallic balance with spiral hairspring. Club foot lever escapement. Signed silvered dial with subsidiary seconds, applied gold batons, gilt hands. Plain 14 carat open face case with clip on bezel and back marked “Longines – Wittnauer – Star W C Co.”
Circa 1967£2,100.00 Add to cart -
Slim Gold Swiss Lever
A late 20th Century Swiss lever in a decorative gold open face case. Nickelled split three quarter plate keyless movement with going barrel. Plain cock with shockproof jewelling, steel regulator, plain three arm balance with spiral hairspring. Club foot lever escapement. Signed decorative gold dial with black Roman numerals, black painted serpentine hands. Decorative slim 18 carat open face case, coin edge middle, clip on back and bezel, maker’s mark “Moeris”
Circa 1975£1,800.00 Add to cart -
Set of Timing Chronographs
A set of three centre seconds flyback chronograph timers on a dashboard mount. The three movements of broadly similar construction with nickle plates, plain steel balances with spiral hairsprings and shockproof jewelling. The centre chronograph with a club foot lever escapement. The others with pin pallet. All function in the same way. Depressing the winding crown either starts or stops the watch. Depressing the button at 11 o’clock returns the hands to zero. The centre chronograph’s black hand rotates once a minute, the dial being marked in one hundredths of a minute. The smaller red hand with red Arabic numerals records for sixty minutes. The right hand chronograph is conventionally marked with a subsidiary for thirty minute record. The left hand chronograph’s hand rotates twice every minute. The dial is marked in black Arabic numerals up to thirty seconds and in red of thirty two to sixty seconds. Chromed metal cases with flat grains backs, black plastic crowns and return buttons. Three strong retaining springs are mounted on a substantial chromed plate with screw holes at the corners.
Circa 1995£975.00 Add to cart