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Text last updated 3rd June 2020
First section is Gents Vintage Wristwatches then MILITARY section and the Ladies Vintage section
From Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd you can expect a genuine vintage watch with a written 12 month guarantee which has been serviced to a high standard. Postage & Packing is free of charge to our UK customers, delivered on a day of your choice and is fully trackable. For our International customers please email us and we can give you a competitive postal quote which is also fully trackable.
If you would prefer a different leather strap colour than shown we can change it for you!
PLEASE EMAIL kembery@kdclocks.co.uk IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SKYPE, WHATSAPP OR FACETIME WE CAN SHOW YOU THE WATCH IN DETAIL AND GIVE MORE INFORMATION.
PLEASE PHONE 0117 956 5281 TO ORDER OR ENQUIRE
(From abroad phone 0044 117 956 5281)
Latest items uploaded:
3, 23, 92
Military Watches:
M96, M97
Ladies Watches:
L5
Vintage Gents
Wristwatches Section
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UNIVERSAL GENEVE TRI-COMPAX WRISTWATCH
A rare Universal Geneve Tri-Compax wristwatch. A silvered dial with dot numerals indicating the hours and a constant subsidiary seconds dial to 9 o'clock. This watch features a chronograph function activated by the pushers to the side of the case, unusually this features a 12 hour register as well as a 30 minute register to 6 o'clock and 3 o'clock respectively. At 12 o'clock the day date function is showing, with days of the week and month registers in apertures either side of the Universal Geneve script. Completing the full calendar, the date of the month and the moonphase dial are incorporated into one subsidiary dial at 12 o'clock. A jumbo 'Enversteel' case bearing the Universal Geneve logo. Case reference 22536. An exceptionally high quality caliber 287 mechanism signed Universal Geneve. Serial numbers date this watch to circa 1946.
£ 4950 (U$ 6194) (Euro 5696)
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1946 OMEGA COSMIC TRIPLE DATE MOONPHASE WRISTWATCH
A rare Omega Cosmic triple date moonphase wristwatch. A stainless steel three piece case with a sloped bezel and champfered lugs. Quick set functions for the day-date and moonphase functions are located on each side of the case, which also has an Omega winding crown. A multi tone silvered dial metallic finish Arabic numerals and raised dot markers for the hours. A contrasting blue date track surrounds the main dial and is finished in the same style as the Arabic numerals. Case reference 2471/1. An excellent quality calibre 27DLPC Swiss made Omega mechanism. Serial numbers date this watch to 1946.
Case width 35mm
£ 3250 (US $ 3991) (Euro 3583)
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JAEGER LE-COULTRE DUO DIAL DAY/NIGHT REVERSO
A stainless steel Jaeger Le-Coultre Duo Dial Day/Night model. A silvered dial with subsidiary seconds and black dial to the reverse. An original JLC winding crown and strap clasp. A signed JLC caliber 854 manual wind mechanism. Circa 2008. Complete with a JLC box and booklet.
The Jaeger Le-Coultre Reverso is one of the most iconic watches of all time and has maintained its Art Deco charm throughout its history. The original Reverso was designed for use whilst playing polo, using the 'flip over' function to protect the watch glass shattering upon impact. These dual dial examples are not seen so often.
Case width 26mm.
Case height 42mm
£ 4500 (US$ 5753) (Euro 5264)
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1973 LONGINES 5 STAR ADMIRAL WRISTWATCH
A 1973 Longines 5 star Admiral complete with original box and guarantee. A 10K gold filled case marked to the inner 'Longines-Wittnauer' made by Star watch case company. Case reference 3026-507. A gilt dial with baton numerals, which are larger at the quarters. A day and date aperture in contrasting colours, with quick change feature. The quick change is activated by pushing the original winding crown. An automatic Longines caliber 508 mechanism. Serial numbers date this watch to 1973.
During this period, the Longines Admiral was regarded as one of the finest watches on the market. This watch is in excellent original condition and has seen very little use during its life. The original inner and outer box are both marked 'the worlds most honored watch' as they were advertised during this period. The inner box is stamped with the Longines 'Admiral 5 star' model logo, which is also on the watch tag. When the inner of the box is lifted out, it reveals a compartment which is designed for 'Jewelry, Studs, Cigarettes' as stamped.
Case width 34mm
£ 775 (US$ 992) (Euro 899)
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SEKONDA CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH
A Sekonda Chronograph wristwatch. A black dial with multiple subsidiary dial including chronograph counter, seconds dial, tachymetre and telemeter. Dial signed made in USSR. A high quality 19 jewel caliber 3017 mechanism made by Poljot for Sekonda. This case, dial and mechanism configuration was the same as used on the Strela models which were used by Russian Cosmonauts. The Strela was the first watch ever to be worn in space, they were marketed under the names 'Sekonda' 'Poljot' or simply 'Strela'. These watches are often called 'Russian Speedmasters'. Circa 1970.
£ 565 (US$ 691) (Euro 625)
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1955 VERTEX CUSHION CASED WRISTWATCH
A 1955 9K gold Vertex 'cushion' cased wristwatch. A two tone silvered dial with raised Arabic numerals, indicated by blued steel 'moon' hands. A 9K gold case signed to the inner 'Vertex, Made in England' by Dennison. A good quality 15 jewel caliber 59 manual wind mechanism by Vertex Revue. Birmingham gold hallmarks date this watch to 1955.
Case width 31mm
£ 365 (US$ 462) (Euro 411)
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MILITARY WRISTWATCH SECTION
M71.
M73.
M74.
M76.
M77.
M78.
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M80.
M81.
M84.
M85.
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GLYCINE GERMAN MILITARY WRISTWATCH
A WW2 Glycine 'Wehrmacht' German Military wristwatch. A black dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds. A steel case back marked 'Wasserdicht, stahlboden' roughly translated as 'waterproof, stainless steel back'. The case back bears an issue number and marked with the DH German military watch. A manual wind mechanism signed Glycine.
Case width 33mm
£ 425 (US$ 550) (Euro 507)
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RECORD 'DIRTY DOZEN' BRITISH MILITARY WRISTWATCH
A Record 'Dirty Dozen' British Military issue wristwatch. A black dial with Arabic numerals and lume dot markers, designed to be highly legible. The case and dial are both marked with the broad arrow, signifying this watch was issued by the MOD. A 15 jewel manual wind caliber 022K mechanism signed Record. The production run of these watches is estimated to be around 25000. Circa 1945
Case width 35mm
£ 1150 (US$ 1451) (Euro 1299)
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M90.
M91.
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WW2 GERMAN LUFTWAFFE PILOTS WATCH
A rare Hanhart German Luftwaffe pilots wristwatch. A black dial with raised lume Arabic numerals, surrounded by 5 minute markers to the outer. A constant seconds dial at 9 o'clock and a 30 minute chronograph register to 3 o'clock. A large nickel plated case with steel case back marked 'Boden Edelstahl'. The case back inscribed 'Wassergeschutzt Stossfest' which roughly translates as 'water protected, shockproof'. An excellent quality Hanhart caliber 41 manual wind mechanism. Circa 1940.
Case width 41mm
£ 4750 (US$ 6120) (Euro 5568)
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1973 HAMILTON W10 MILITARY WATCH
A British Military issue Hamilton W10 wristwatch. A cal 649 manual wind 17 jewel mechanism with quality 'hacking stop' feature. A black dial marked 'T' indicating Tritium as the luminous material and British Military broad arrow. A stainless steel case of Tonneau design and marked to the back with military marks and date of production of 1973.
Case width 35 mm
£ 525 (US$ 683) (Euro 626)
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M96
Ladies Wristwatches Section
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1944 LONGINES PINK DIAL WRISTWATCH
A 1944 Longines wristwatch. A 10K gold filled case with extended lugs and a curved front, signed to the inner ‘cased and timed in the USA by Longines’. A pink dial with gilt Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o’clock. A good quality 17 jewel caliber 8LN mechanism by Longines, stamped to the backplate LXW. Serial numbers date this watch to circa 1944.
Case height 36mm
Case width 21mm
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Ladies Cocktail Watch Section
L10.
L11.
L12.
