Kembery Antique Clocks - Pocket Watches Stock
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Antique Pocket Watches
1.1918 BORGEL CASED POCKET WATCH, RETAILED BY JW BENSON, LONDON
A very rare Borgel silver cased pocket watch retailed by JW Benson, London. A high quality Longines 15 jewel caliber 18.79 mechanism. An enamel dial with lume Arabic markers and 'cathedral' hands. Case inner stamped with the FB logo of Francois Borgel company. A front opening case with a screw in mechanism acting as a waterproof seal. This watch bears London silver hallmarks for 1918.
Francois Borgel was a pioneer in the design and manufacturing of early waterproof watch cases. They became popular due to their use by officers in the trenches during the great war and were often advertised as 'active service watches' to the public. Longines and IWC were two companies who adopted the screw case design in its early stage. This example bears the name of JW Benson, London, who retailed Longines watches with their own name on. Borgel watches were expensive to purchase when produced and with a lume dial and Longines mechanism, retailed by a high quality jewellers such as Benson, this watch would have been a costly piece when new.
Case Width 46mm
£ 695 (US$ 887) (Euro 783)
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1940 CYMA SILVER POCKET WATCH
A 1940 silver pocket watch. A good quality English made case by Dennison. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals, indicated by blued steel hands. A subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o’clock. A high quality 15 jewel mechanism, ref 999 by Cyma. Birmingham hallmarks date this watch to 1940.
Case width 51mm
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1936 CHRONOGRAPH TIMER POCKET WATCH
A good quality chronograph timer pocket watch in a silver case. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial. A central seconds hand and a further dial which counts each minute up to a total of 30 when activated. A good quality Swiss made mechanism with chronograph complications to the backplate. An engraving to the back of initials and '1911-1936', possibly in memory of a race horse/owner. Glasgow hallmarks to the case dating to c1936.
Width 51m
SOLD
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1910 OMEGA CHRONOGRAPH POCKET WATCH
A rare Omega pocket watch with chronograph functions. An enamel dial with Arabic numerals and an outer seconds track. A subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o'clock and a minute counter to 12 o'clock. A large silver case with engine turning to the back and a decorated cartouche. Case back inner stamped Omega and bearing the German sponsor marks of the crown and half moon. An Omega mechanism with a single button chronograph function. Circa 1910.
Case Width 55 mm.
£ 965 (US$ 1245) (Euro 1082)
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1896 H SAMUEL, MANCHESTER SILVER POCKET WATCH
An 1896 H Samuel, Manchester Silver pocket watch. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o'clock. The dial is signed 'The Climax Trip Action Patent' above 'H Samuel, Manchester'. A good quality keywind mechanism signed H Samuel, Manchester and numbered 551119. An outer mechanism cover, stamped 'Climax Reg, guaranteed English Manufacture Throughout'. London silver hallmarks date this watch to 1896. This watch comes with an H Samuel advertising pocket watch key.
Case width 52 mm.
£ 175 (US$ 220) (Euro 197)
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1864 FULL HUNTER FUSEE POCKET WATCH, MORTON, LONDON
A high quality English silver pocket watch by Morton, London. A silver case in full hunter style, showing London hallmarks for 1864. An enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial. A high quality 3/4 plate English fusee mechanism. Backplate signed by maker G Morton, 31 Hanover Street, Islington, London and numbered 2736.
Case Width 52 mm.
£ 425 (US$ 546) (Euro 476)
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1886 H J NORRIS, COVENTRY SILVER FUSEE POCKET WATCH
An 1886 H J Norris, Coventry Silver pocket watch. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o'clock. The dial is signed 'The Official Timekeeper' above 'H J Norris, Manufacturer, Registered'. A good quality English fusee mechanism, signed by makers H J Norris of Coventry and numbered 37467'. London Silver hallmarks date this watch to 1886.
Case Width 52mm.
£ 245 (US$ 308) (Euro 276)
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1938 OMEGA STAINLESS STEEL POCKET WATCH
A 1938 Omega stainless steel pocket watch. A silvered dial with black Arabic numerals to the quarters and batons to the rest, indicated by ‘plume’ hands. An oversized subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o’clock. A good quality 15 jewel 38.5L – T1 Swiss made mechanism by Omega. Serial numbers date this watch to circa 1938.
Case width 48mm
£ 395 (US$ 496) (Euro 445)
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9.
1908 OMEGA POCKET WATCH
A base metal pocket watch by Omega. An enamel dial with delicate Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial. An Omega mechanism with decorated balance bridge, including the Omega logo. Case marked Omega and bears serial numbers, which date this watch to 1908.
Case width 51mm.
£ 175 (US$ 220) (Euro 197)
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10.
14K GOLD POCKET WATCH
A very good quality 14K gold pocket watch. A gilt dial with black Roman numerals and floral decorations to the centre. A fan style decoration in uniform direction across the entire case. Mechanism cover signed 'Squire & Son, Rideford'. A Swiss made mechanism stamped DF&C, which is also stamped on the case. Circa 1890.
Case Width 37 mm.
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11.
1809 GEORGIAN PAIR CASED POCKET WATCH
A Georgian silver pair cased pocket watch by Bartley & Eggert of Bristol. A silver hallmarked case for 1809 with old watch repairers label from Barnsley. A fine quality verge fusee escapement with finely pierced back cock and numbered 907. An enamel dial with original brass hands.
Bartley and Eggert were makers of clocks and watches and are recorded as working as a partnership until 1814.
Case Width 57 mm
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12.
OMEGA SCREW CASE 'WATERPROOF' POCKET WATCH
An Omega pocket watch in a base metal case. The design of this watch is an early attempt at a waterproof case, featuring a screw down case front and sealed mechanism. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds. Serial numbers date this watch to around 1916.
Case Width 55mm.
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13.
1844 'DOCTORS' WATCH, WILLIAMS, LONDON
A rare and unusual Silver fusee 'Doctors' watch. A high quality silver case with makers marks for Benjamin Green, dated to 1844 by London hallmarks. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial. An English fusee mechanism with a stop switch function, which stops/starts the watch underneath the bezel. This function was traditionally used for precise timekeeping, it is often called a 'doctors' watch as they were used to take the pulse of a patient over a measured period of time. Mechanism made by Joseph Williams, London, numbered 844.
Case Width 49 mm.
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14.
BASE METAL POCKET WATCH
A kewyind base metal pocket watch. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds. A keywind 3/4 plate mechanism. Circa 1885.
Case Width 54 mm.
£ 95 (US$ 122) (Euro 105)
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15.
1937 OMEGA STAINLESS STEEL POCKET WATCH
A 1937 Omega stainless steel pocket watch. A two tone silvered dial with black Arabic numerals in an outer track, indicated by ‘plume’ hands. The dial is signed by retailers 'Wearnes' underneath the Omega logo. A subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o’clock. A good quality 15 jewel 37.5L – 5P Swiss made mechanism by Omega. Serial numbers date this watch to circa 1937.
Case width 46mm
£ 295 (US$ 371) (Euro 332)
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16.
IWC BORGEL CASED POCKET WATCH
A very rare Borgel cased pocket watch retailed by IWC, dated to 1904. A high quality IWC mechanism signed 'peerless', stamped with the mark for Stauffer & Co. An enamel dial with Roman numerals and blued steel hands. An oversized subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o'clock. Case inner stamped with the FB logo of Francois Borgel company. A front opening case with a screw in mechanism acting as a waterproof seal.
Francois Borgel was a pioneer in the design and manufacturing of early waterproof watch cases. They became popular due to their use by officers in the trenches during the great war and were often advertised as 'active service watches' to the public. Longines and IWC were two companies who adopted the screw case design in its early stage.
Case Width 51mm
£ 1175 (US$ 1528) (Euro 1362)
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1920S GOLD PLATEd POCKET WATCH
An unusual gold plated pocket watch. A silvered dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial. Engine turned decoration to the case back and front bezel. A Swiss made mechanism. Circa 1920s.
Case Width 41 mm.
£ 195 (US$ 248) (Euro 222)
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1889 SILVER 'IMPROVED PATENT' ENGLISH FUSEE POCKET WATCH
A good quality silver 'improved patent' English fusee pocket watch. A large silver case with Chester hallmarks for 1889, and case makers mark of Charles Horner. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial. An English fusee mechanism numbered 2182.
Case Width 54 mm.
£ 265 (US$ 295) (Euro 253)
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19.
LADIES 18K GOLD POCKET WATCH
A ladies Victorian 18K gold pocket watch. A well engraved case back with a vacant cartouche. An gilt dial with floral detailing. A keywind Swiss mechanism. In an associated fitted box. Circa 1890.
Case width 35mm.
£ 295 (US$ 399) (Euro 335)
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1936 OMEGA STAINLESS STEEL POCKET WATCH
A 1936 Omega stainless steel pocket watch. A two tone silvered dial with black Arabic numerals in an outer track. A subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o’clock. A good quality 15 jewel 37.5L – 5P Swiss made mechanism by Omega with Geneva striped finish to the mechanism plates. Serial numbers date this watch to circa 1936.
Case width 46mm
£ 365 (US$ 459) (Euro 411)
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21.
1893 LADIES SILVER POCKET WATCH
A good quality ladies Victorian silver pocket watch. A well engraved case to the sides and back. A lovely dial with gilt and coloured decorations and blued steel hands. A keywind Swiss mechanism. Birmingham hallmarked case for 1893.
Case Width 38 mm.
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22.
WALTHAM 9K GOLD 1931 POCKET WATCH
A 1931 9k gold Waltham pocket watch. An enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, signed Waltham USA. An inner stainless steel case surrounding the mechanism. A seven jewel mechanism signed Waltham USA. Serial numbers date this watch to 1931.
Case Width 47 mm.
£ 475 (US$ 624) (Euro 544)
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1909 OMEGA NIELLO CASED POCKET WATCH
A 1909 Omega niello cased pocket watch. An enamel dial with Arabic numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial. A rare niello case design with a vacant cartouche to the back. Case back inner marked 'Omega Grand Prix Paris 1900' and various medals.
Case Width 33 mm.
£ 445 (US$ 576) (Euro 508)
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24.
GOLD PLATED TEMPO POCKET WATCH
A slim gold plated pocket watch by Tempo. A gilt dial with geometric shapes paving the dial and raises gilt Arabic numerals. A Swiss topwind mechanism. Circa 1920.
Case Width 45 mm.
£ 115 (US$ 154) (Euro 130)
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1889 WALTHAM SILVER POCKET WATCH
An 1889 Waltham silver pocket watch. A good quality full plate mechanism signed by makers. Case back inner showing Birmingham hallmarks. Serial numbers date this watch to 1889.
Case width 51mm
£ 195 (US$ 250) (Euro 222)
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26.
1876 JW BENSON SILVER FUSEE POCKET WATCH
An 1876 JW Benson Silver English fusee pocket watch. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o'clock. A solid silver case with engine turning to the back, surrounding a stylised cartouche. A high quality chain driven English Fusee mechanism, signed by makers JW Benson, numbered 26753. The mechanism backplate is signed and inscribed 'JW Benson, 58 & 60 Ludgate Hill, London' 'Watchmaker by warrants to the Queen & the Prince of Wales'. London Silver hallmarks date this watch to 1876
Case Width 50mm
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1899 JG GRAVES SILVER POCKET WATCH
An 1899 JG Graves, Sheffield silver cased pocket watch. An enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial. An 'Express English Lever' mechanism, made by JG Graves, Sheffield and numbered 649606. Silver case with sponsors marks of JGGS and dated by the Chester hallmarks to 1899.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 195 (US$ 216) (Euro 246)
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28.
MID SIZE SILVER POCKET WATCH
A Victorian silver pocket watch. An enamel dial with blued steel hands and central gilt detailing. A keywind mechanism in an engraved silver case. Circa 1890.
Case Width 40 mm.
£ 125 (US$ 163) (Euro 139)
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1906 OMEGA CHRONOGRAPH POCKET WATCH
A rare Omega pocket watch with chronograph functions. An enamel dial with Arabic numerals and an outer seconds track. A subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o'clock and a minute counter to 12 o'clock. Case back inner stamped Omega and bearing Swiss silver marks. An Omega mechanism with a single button chronograph function. Circa 1906.
Case Width 54 mm.
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30.
FULL CALENDAR POCKET WATCH
A good quality full calendar pocket watch in a gun metal case. An unusual dial with central floral decoration and Roman numerals. Multiple subsidiary seconds dials including date, day, month, moon and seconds. A Swiss made mechanism numbered 2162 and 11,170 underneath a Swiss cross. Circa 1900.
Case Width 54 mm.
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31.
LADIES KAYS EMPRESS POCKET WATCH, WITH BOX
A ladies silver 'Empress' pocket watch by Kays, Worcester. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals and floral decoration to the center. A high quality silver case with engraving and decoration to all sides and the back, with London import marks for c1913. This watch comes with the original Kays box.
Case Width 39 mm.
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32.
SWISS CHRONOGRAPH POCKET WATCH WITH TACHYMETER FUNCTION
A high quality silver chronograph pocket watch with tachymeter function. An enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, minute counter and red tachymeter function surrounding the dial. A good quality silver case made by Dennison. A Swiss made mechanism with Geneve stripe decoration to the backplates, numbered 51318. Silver hallmarks date this to c1938.
Case Width 50 mm.
£ 425 (US$ 624) (Euro 544)
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33.
9k GOLD FULL HUNTER QUARTER REPEATING POCKET WATCH
A high quality 9K gold quarter repeating pocket watch. A 9K gold full hunter case with gold top loop and inner cover. An enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o'clock. A fine quality mechanism, with quarter repeating function striking on gongs. Edinburgh gold import hallmarks date this watch to c1924.
Case Width 51 mm.
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1926 ELGIN SCREW CASE POCKET WATCH
A 1926 Elgin screw case pocket watch. A Nickeloid case made by Keystone Watch Case Co. USA. A 7 jewel, grade 293 mechanism made by Elgin. A large case with screw front and back, similar in design to the Elgin 'Railroad' pocket watches. Serial numbers date this watch to 1926.
Case Width 54 mm.
£ 225 (US$ 285) (Euro 253)
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1864 JOHN BENNETT, LONDON FUSEE POCKET WATCH
An 1864 John Bennett, London pocket watch. A silver case with engine turning to the back and sides, as well as a sunburst decoration around the top button. An enamel dial with Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial, signed 'Bennett & Cheapside, London 28187'. Case back inner signed with the Bennett logo and '65&64 Cheapside, London'. A high quality English fusee mechanism signed by makers. Case, dial and mechanism all numbered 28187. London hallmarks date this watch to 1864.
Case Width 47 mm.
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36.
SACKVILLE ROLLED GOLD POCKET WATCH
A slim rolled gold Sackville pocket watch. A silvered dial with guilloche effect and black Arabic numerals. Blued steel hands with club style decoration. A Swiss made 15 jewel mechanism. A rolled gold case stamped CLB, this stamp was used by the General Watch Company. This watch was presumably made for the American market. Circa 1930.
Case Width 46 mm.
£ 185 (US$ 237) (Euro 210)
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OCTAGONAL ROLLED GOLD POCKET WATCH
An octagonal rolled gold pocket watch. A gilt dial with retailers name John C Diggins, Hamilton who was a jeweller in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Pierced gilt hands and black Arabic numerals to the dial. A high quality 17 jewel Swiss made mechanism. A rolled gold case stamped 'Fahys Montauk Quality', by Fahys watch company. The back of this watch is engraved with floral decoration and a scene of a woodland cabin. Circa 1930.
Case Width 43 mm.
£ 175 (US$ 218) (Euro 193)
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38.
OCTAGONAL ROLLED GOLD STRATFORD POCKET WATCH
A highly decorative octagonal rolled gold pocket watch. A silvered dial with Arabic numerals and gilt dot minute markers. Greek key decoration circling the dial and blued steel moon hands. A 6 jewel Swiss made mechanism by Langendorf, who were reputed to be the largest producers of watches at one time. The brand later became Lanco. A rolled gold case stamped 'Monitor' which was a trademark of the Illinois Watch Company. The back of this watch has pin striped decoration and a vacant cartouche surrounded by floral designs. Circa 1930.
Case Width 44 mm.
£ 215 (US$ 275) (Euro 244)
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39.
SLIM ROLLED GOLD POCKET WATCH
A slim rolled gold pocket watch. A silvered dial with raised gilt Arabic numerals and decorative hands. A Swiss made case and mechanism. Circa 1930.
Case Width 45 mm.
£ 135 (US$ 155) (Euro 177)
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40.
1920 SLIM ROLLED GOLD WALTHAM POCKET WATCH
A slim rolled gold pocket watch made by Waltham. An off white dial with Arabic numerals and 'moon' hands. A very decorative case with engraving on the edges and a pinstripe effect on the back. Case made by Illinois Watch Company. A Waltham mechanism with highly decorated backplate. Circa 1930.
Case Width 45 mm.
£ 135 (US$ 155) (Euro 177)
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1908 WALTHAM TRAVELER POCKET WATCH
A 1908 gold filled pocket watch by Waltham Watch Company. An enamel dial with Roman numerals and a red 5 minute track to the outer. A decorated screw down case, signed Waltham Fortune AW & Co Gold Filled. Serial numbers date this watch to 1908.
Case width 52 mm.
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1939 9K GOLD OMEGA POCKET WATCH
A 1939 9k gold Omega pocket watch. An enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, signed Omega. Blued steel 'moderne' hands and subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o'clock. A 9K gold case made by Dennison, with Birmingham hallmarks. A 15 jewel caliber 38.5L T1 Omega mechanism. Serial numbers date this watch to 1939.
Case Width 46 mm.
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43.
1906 H SAMUEL, MANCHESTER SILVER POCKET WATCH
A 1906 H Samuel, Manchester Silver pocket watch. An enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o'clock. The dial is signed 'The Climax Trip Action Patent' above 'H Samuel, Manchester'. A good quality keywind mechanism signed H Samuel, Manchester and numbered 801783. An outer mechanism cover, stamped 'Climax Reg, guaranteed English Manufacture Throughout'. Chester silver hallmarks date this watch to 1906.
Case width 52 mm.
£ 185 (US$ 234) (Euro 209)
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MILITARY POCKET WATCH SECTION
MP1.
LEONIDAS GSTP BRTISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
A Leonidas GSTP British military pocket watch. A black dial with subsidiary seconds and lume dots. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP U 2198'. A 15 jewel mechanism Swiss made mechanism cal 259. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 275 (US$ 317) (Euro 358)
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MP2.
JAEGER LE COULTRE BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
A Jaeger Le Coultre British Military issue pocket watch. A white dial with black and brown Arabic numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial and period lume hands. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow and GSTP 320669. A high quality JLC caliber 467/2 mechanism. Circa 1940.
Case width 51mm
£ 395 (US$ 501) (Euro 446)
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MP3.
JAEGER LECOULTRE GSTP POCKET WATCH
A Jaeger LeCoultre GSTP British military pocket watch. A painted dial with subsidiary seconds and lume quarters. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP F 01782'. A high quality JLC caliber 467/1 mechanism. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
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MP4.
TISSOT GSTP POCKET WATCH
A Tissot GSTP British military pocket watch. An unusual silvered dial with subsidiary seconds and lume quarters. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP Q19350'. A 15 jewel, caliber 43 mechanism by Tissot. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 225 (US$ 286) (Euro 256)
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MP5.
WWII GS BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
A British military World War II GS/TP pocket watch. A black enamel dial with unusual contrasting white subsidiary seconds and lume quarters. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GS/TP H 01960' and Bravingtons mark who re-sold MOD watches in London. A 15 jewel mechanism marked 433. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 175 (US$ 229) (Euro 196)
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MP6.
MOERIS GSTP BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
A Moeris GSTP British military pocket watch. A black dial with subsidiary seconds and lume dots. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP M 78664'. Mechanism signed Moeris 19H. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 175 (US$ 229) (Euro 196)
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MP7.
WWII BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
A Waltham British military pocket watch. A black dial with subsidiary seconds and lume markers. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow below '18200'. The case style and mechanism is similar to the watches used by the Royal Navy on their submarines. A 9 jewel mechanism signed Waltham 16s. Specified to be adjusted to to 3 positions and 'adj temp'. Case made by Star watch case company. Serial numbers date this watch to 1942.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 245 (US$ 344) (Euro 303)
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MP8 .
JAEGER LECOULTRE GSTP POCKET WATCH
A Jaeger LeCoultre GSTP British military pocket watch. A painted dial with subsidiary seconds and lume quarters. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP 280131 XX'. A high quality JLC caliber 467/1 mechanism. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 445 (US$ 516) (Euro 584)
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MP9.
WWII LEONIDAS GSTP BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
A Leonidas GSTP British military pocket watch. A silvered dial with subsidiary seconds and lume dots. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP U 4429'. A 15 jewel mechanism made by Unitas. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 265 (US$ 339) (Euro 298)
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MP10.
BRITISH ROYAL ARTILLERY POCKET WATCH, PAUL GARNIER
A British military pocket watch by Paul Garnier. A black enamel dial with subsidiary seconds signed and off white Arabic numerals. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above R.A 90033H. The mark of R.A is assigned to a watch which was issued to the Royal Artillery. A high quality Swiss 15 jewel mechanism by noted maker, Paul Garnier. Case back inner signed 'Paul Garnier, Horologer De La Marine, Paris'.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 395 (US$ 495) (Euro 441)
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MP11.
TISSOT GSTP BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
A Tissot GSTP British military pocket watch. An enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and lume quarters. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP I06164'. A 15 jewel, caliber 43 mechanism by Tissot. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 145 (US$ 183) (Euro 161)
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MP12.
1913 BRITISH MILITARY OMEGA POCKET WATCH, INDIAN ISSUED
A 1913 British Military Omega pocket watch. An enamel dial with oversized Roman numerals, indicated by 'cathedral' hands. The dial is signed 'Omega Swiss Made' as opposed to 'Fab Suisse' indicating it was made destined for an English speaking country. A base metal case showing the British Military broad arrow mark above 'I', which was the mark for military issued pocket watches given to service members posted in India in the early 1900s. Serial numbers date this watch to circa 1913.
Case Width 50 mm.
£ 475 (US$ 602) (Euro 535)
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MP13.
WWII GRANA GSTP BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
A Grana GSTP British military pocket watch. An enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and lume dots. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP J 7537'. A 15 jewel mechanism signed KF 262. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 215 (US$ 275) (Euro 242)
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MP14.
WWII GSTP BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
A GSTP British military pocket watch. An enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and lume dots. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP M 249'. A 15 jewel mechanism signed 9. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 145 (US$ 183) (Euro 161)
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MP15.
WWII ENICAR BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
An Enicar GSTP British military pocket watch. An enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and lume dots. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP XX P6168'. A 15 jewel caliber FHF 2144 mechanism signed Enicar. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 165 (US$ 209) (Euro 188)
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MP16.
ARTHUR SCHNEGG BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
An Arthur Schnegg GSTP British military pocket watch. A black dial with subsidiary seconds and lume dots. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP I21239'. Mechanism signed stamped with Arthur Schnegg trademark of a small snail. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 175 (US$ 222) (Euro 199)
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WWII ENICAR GSTP BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
An Enicar GSTP British military pocket watch. An enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and lume dots. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow below 'GSTP 366937'. A 15 jewel caliber FHF 2144 mechanism signed Enicar. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
£ 185 (US$ 235) (Euro 210)
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WWII ARTHUR SCHNEGG GSTP BRITISH MILITARY POCKET WATCH
An Arthur Schnegg GSTP British military pocket watch. A black dial with subsidiary seconds and lume dots. Case back marked with the MOD broad arrow above 'GSTP I17925'. Mechanism signed stamped with Arthur Schnegg trademark of a small snail. Circa 1940.
Case Width 51 mm.
SOLD
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Pocket Watch Chains Section
1.
SILVER POCKET WATCH CHAIN
A good quality silver pocket watch chain. A silver T bar to one end and a clip to the other with a tag shield with Birmingham hallmarks for 1924.
Length 42cm
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SILVER POCKET WATCH CHAIN
A good quality Silver watch chain, with large links. A T bar to one end, with a length of chain attached. A clip to the other end. Individually hallmarked to each link.
Length 35cms.
£ 125 (US$ 158) (Euro 142)
3.
SILVER POCKET WATCH CHAIN
A good quality silver pocket watch chain. A silver T bar, a clip to one end and a tag shield to the other stamped 'Peck London' with Chester Hallmark for 1911.
Length 46cms.
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4.
FANCY LINK POCKET WATCH CHAIN
A base metal fancy link pocket watch chain. Hoop shaped links and blocks in sections. A T bar to one end and a clip to the other.
Length 28cm.
£ 65 (US$ 84) (Euro 74)
