Wristwatches and Pocket Watches

An Omega De Ville Automatic stainless steel gentleman's bracelet wristwatch, Ref. 166.053, with signed and jewelled movement, the signed silvered dial with day and date aperture, the tapered link bracelet with signed foldover clasp, case width 3.6cm, with red Omega case and Omega guarantee booklet, dated 'Xmas 1975'.

An Omega Automatic Seamaster stainless steel circular cased gentleman's wristwatch, Ref. 166.002, circa 1967, the signed and jewelled 565 caliber movement numbered '25674551', the signed silvered dial with baton hour markers and date aperture, the signed case back interior numbered '166.002', case diameter 3.5cm, on a black leather strap, together with an Omega steel circular cased lady's wristwatch, case diameter 1.9cm.

A Baume & Mercier 18K gold cased gentleman's dress wristwatch, Ref. 35103, with signed and jewelled 1050 caliber movement, the signed white enamelled dial with black Roman hour numerals, the signed case back detailed '18K 0,750', the case back numbered '743917' above '35103', case diameter 3cm, on a black leather strap.

An Omega Genève Dynamic stainless steel lady's bracelet wristwatch, the signed blue dial with blue centre seconds hand, the tapered link bracelet with signed foldover clasp, case width 3cm.

A rare Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic chronometer stainless steel circular cased gentleman's wristwatch, circa 1958, the signed and jewelled P478/BWSbr caliber manual wind movement numbered '1331729', with dust cover, the signed white dial with silvered Arabic '12' and '6' and baton hour markers, the signed case back interior numbered '748239', case diameter 3.5cm, on a black leather strap. Note: the Geophysic was produced for only one year in 1958 to celebrate Jaeger-LeCoultre's 125th anniversary and also the world's first International Geophysical Year. The Geophysic was produced to withstand extreme conditions and meet the highest standards, particularly in terms of water resistance, anti-magnetism and precision timing. It subsequently became a symbol of excellence for the watchmakers.

An Omega De Ville gilt metal fronted and steel backed rectangular cased wristwatch, Ref. 511.0503, circa 1972, the signed and jewelled 620 caliber movement numbered '34401075', the signed gilt dial with baton hour markers, the signed case back interior numbered '511.0503', case width 2.3cm, on a brown leather strap.

A collection of assorted pocket watch movements and parts, including gilt metal cases.

A collection of approximately ninety enamelled watch dials, the majority pocket watch, some signed, including 'Dent 61 Strand London', 'Kendal & Dent London' and 'A. Guillaume London' (some faults).

A collection of approximately seventy pocket and wristwatch dials, the majority enamelled, together with a collection of watch glasses/crystals.

A 9ct gold half-hunting cased keyless wind gentleman's pocket watch, the unsigned jewelled movement detailed 'U.S Pat. 24 May-1904', the white enamelled dial with black Roman hour numerals and subsidiary seconds, the gold inner case with engraved presentation inscription, Birmingham 1915, total weight 91.6g, case diameter 4.9cm, with Reid & Sons brown leather case.

A silver half-hunting cased keyless wind gentleman's pocket watch with unsigned gilt three-quarter plate movement, the enamelled dial with black Roman hour numerals and subsidiary seconds, the case front with blue enamelled Roman hour numerals, Birmingham 1898, case diameter 5cm, together with a silver cased gentleman's pocket watch, import mark London 1924, case diameter 4.7cm, and a silver circular cased wristwatch, import mark London 1914, case diameter 3.3cm.

An early 18th century gilt fusee pocket watch movement with verge escapement and square baluster pillars, the finely pierced and engraved gilt balance cock decorated with scallop shell and foliate scrolls, the backplate signed 'Windmill London', the later enamelled dial with black Roman hour numerals, diameter 4.2cm. Note: Joseph Windmills (circa 1640-1724) was an eminent London clock and watchmaker who, with his son Thomas, produced outstanding timepieces between 1671 and 1737.

A mid-18th century gilt brass fusee pocket watch movement with verge escapement, the backplate signed 'Thos Grignon Son & Successor to Grignon Covent Garden London 2031', diameter 3.9cm, together with seven other pocket watch movements and a pocket watch dial.

A 19th century French ormolu watch case of rococo scroll moulded form, one side applied with a dragon, length 20cm (lacking components), together with a gilt metal watch case, a nickel plated Goliath watch case and dial, diameter 10.2cm, a car timepiece with eight day movement and another clock movement.

An early 20th century nickel plated keyless wind open-faced Goliath pocket watch, the movement detailed 'The Atlas Watch', the enamelled dial with black Roman hour numerals and subsidiary seconds, case diameter 7cm.

An Omega red watch case, the underside numbered '5501', together with a collection of other watch cases and boxes, including an Ebel case and outer card box.

A collection of pocket and wristwatch movements and dials, some signed.

A collection of pocket and wristwatch movements, dials and other parts, some signed.

A collection of wristwatch movements and dials, some signed, including Vertex, Marvin, Rotary and Garrard.