Watches & Clocks
Reflecting a strong collector market, we are always seeking good watches for our catalogues. We see continued robust demand for prestige brands, particularly vintage Rolex and Omega, high end makers Patek Phillipe, Baum et Mercier, Jaeger, Piaget, Longines and Cartier. We typically offer along with good wristwatches a selection of gold pocket watches, superior antique clocks and specialist vintage pieces.

A gent's stainless steel Rolex Submariner Date 16800 wristwatch.
40mm diameter case, waterproof to 1000ft=300m, black dial and bezel, mechanical self-winding movement, on steel Oyster bracelet. One owner purchased 1981. Running.
Realised: $11,500
An Edwardian 18ct gold full hunter pocket watch,
engraved with the Reid crest, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and seconds dial, marked Payne & Co, London, 18ct gold dust cover with presentation inscription, stem wind and in working order. With original box. 131.41gm (includes movement).
Realised: $8,500
An 18ct gold half hunter pocket watch,
the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and seconds dial, stem wind, presentation inscription to dust cover which is 18ct gold, in working order. London 1911. 141gm (includes movement).
Realised: $8,000
An 18ct gold two button chronograph full hunter pocket watch,
stem wind, the white enamel dial with subdial for seconds at 6 o'clock, subdial for chronograph minutes at 12 o'clock, outer chapter ring for chronograph calibrated to 300 for 1/5 seconds, in working order. 116gms.
Realised: $7,000
An early Victorian 18ct gold open face pocket watch,
the gilt dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, gold dust cover, by William Dixon, Chronometer Maker to the Admiralty, London. London 1847. 135gms (included movement).
Realised: $6,500
A Victorian18ct gold hunter chronograph gents pocket watch,
the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, stop watch outer scale and makers name T.R. Russell, 18 Church Street, Liverpool, 18ct gold dust cover, stem wind, the movement engraved with 'Maker to the Admiralty' and 'Maker to the Queen'. Chester 1886. 139gms (including movement).
Realised: $6,500
A c.1960s 18ct yellow gold Omega Constellation gent's automatic wrist watch,
the dial named and with 'Automatic Chronometer Officially Certified Constellation Calendar', running. With full 18ct yellow gold bracelet strap. 88.2gms. With box and papers.
Realised: $5,500
An early 20thC 18ct gold half hunter pocket watch,
the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, the chapter ring to the case with Arabic numerals, stem wind, in working order, presentation inscription to dust cover, in original box with original 1926 receipt. 97.5gms.
Realised: $5,000
A 19thC 18ct gold full hunter pocket watch,
the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial, stem wind, in working order, 18ct gold dust cover. 98.74gms.
Realised: $4,600
An 18ct gold open face pocket watch,
the gold dial with Roman numerals, maker Will. M. Lock, Union Street, Bath. 85.89gms.
Realised: $4,000