Antique silver open face pocket watch by Alex Anderson, London. It has a silver dial and intricate hands. Comes with a silver pair case and a brass storage case. The hallmarks in the casings are lion passant for sterling silver, London assay office mark pre 1822 and a date letter from a second assay on 1854. It also has a Dutch import hallmarks from between 1906 and 1953. The manual movement has a verge fusee. A verge fusee is a type of mechanical timekeeping mechanism that was commonly used in early clockmaking and watchmaking, particularly in the 17th and 18th centuries. The mechanism consists of two main components: the verge escapement and the fusee. Verge Escapement: This is one of the earliest types of escapements used in clocks and watches. The verge is a pivoted lever that oscillates back and forth, allowing the gear train to advance at a controlled rate. The motion of the verge escapement is regulated by a pendulum or a balance wheel. Fusee: The fusee is a conical-shaped pulley that is designed to compensate for the varying tension of the main spring as it unwinds. As the spring winds down, the fusee allows the movement to maintain a consistent force on the gear train, improving timekeeping accuracy. Together, the verge escapement and fusee create a reliable mechanism for timekeeping. - 43 mm, with pair case 51 mm. -

14k rose gold pocket watch Chronomètre with white enameled dial and Arabic numerals, added: silver pocketwatch Prisma -defects-

Antique silver open face pocket watch by Tho Nadroy, London in 1812. It has a white enamel dial with Roman numerals and Arabic numbers. Comes with a brass pair case and a brass storage case. The hallmarks in the casing are lion passant for sterling silver, London assay office mark pre 1822 and a date letter from a second assay in 1846. The manual movement has a verge fusee. A verge fusee is a type of mechanical timekeeping mechanism that was commonly used in early clockmaking and watchmaking, particularly in the 17th and 18th centuries. The mechanism consists of two main components: the verge escapement and the fusee. Verge Escapement: This is one of the earliest types of escapements used in clocks and watches. The verge is a pivoted lever that oscillates back and forth, allowing the gear train to advance at a controlled rate. The motion of the verge escapement is regulated by a pendulum or a balance wheel. Fusee: The fusee is a conical-shaped pulley that is designed to compensate for the varying tension of the main spring as it unwinds. As the spring winds down, the fusee allows the movement to maintain a consistent force on the gear train, improving timekeeping accuracy. Together, the verge escapement and fusee create a reliable mechanism for timekeeping. - 40 mm, with pair case 47 mm. Glass missing. -

Stainless steel wristwatch, Longines, model Sport Wing Conquest, ref. L3.612.4.92.6, case 28400358, in original packaging together with International Guarantee dated 1997 -40 mm, quartz movement, dedication back of case-

Double ladies wrist watch by Baume & Mercier with a manual movement. It has a hinged cuff bracelet. - diameter 5,3 cm. -

Two silver pocket watches combined with four gilded pocket watches. - various conditions -

A silver pocket watch from Norton Londen (1790). The watch has a double silver casing and a white decorated dial with Roman numerals. On the dial there are four elements: the sail ship for sea travels; the fort for the conquests; the fisherman for a plentiful harvest; the house for peace and quiet. Hallmarks indicate it is sterling silver (lion passant), made by a silversmith who was part of a guild. The sovereign's head hallmark indicates that it was made in between 1784 and 1890.

Vostok company, Russia, two various watches; one decorated with sailboats and the other with hammer and sickle, 1970/80 -d. 3,8 cm-

Breil, Chrono, stainless steel wristwatch, original packaging and with guarantee and manual -44 mm-

Silver pocket watch with metal watch chain, Zenith, Grand Prix Paris 1900, numbered 4055165 2151, white dial with Arabic numerals, back with vacant cartouche -50mm, 3e gehalte, III-

Movado ladies wrist watch, stainless steel set with 28 brilliant cut diamonds. The watch has a gray dial with silver hands. - 18,5 cm., quartz movement -

Six ladies wrist watches, containing three Seiko, two Prisma and one Pierre Cardin.

A collection of watches from Seiko and Casio, included an Omega watch made from different Omega parts. One Seiko watch comes in an original box.

Stainless steel wrist watch Pierre Balmain with a white dial and Arabic numerals. The watch has a separate seconds dial. Comes in original box and with papers.

A collection of over 15 wrist watches of different brands, such as, Seiko, Pulsar, Pontiac and more.

Silver pocket watch, Billodes, white dial with Arabic numerals, Paris, Geneva, late 19th century, added a compass and enameled brooch -3e gehalte, III, with original box-

Steel and ceramic watch, Rado, Jubilé, with extra strap parts -d. 3cm, quartz movement-

Stainless steel and gilded ladies wristwatch, Bulova, silver dial with gold numerals to a woven steel strap - 18 cm, quartz movement -

One silver pocket watch with a white dial, Roman numerals and a separate seconds dial. The watch has a hallmark that indicates it was Swiss made. Comes with a metal pocket watch with a white dial, Arabic numerals and an engraved back.

An Art Deco Liga watch, marked at the top 'Liga, Swiss made', 1920's -Traces of wear-

Two silver open face pocket watches; one English, London, 1879 and one German, 3rd grade silver -d. 5 cm, both with defects-

Swatch Flex Gent, 'Wise Hand', GK213 and Casio MQ82 with Arabic numerals, both with new batteries and in working order

Stainless steel stopwatch, Lemania - worn -

Golana gilt silver stiff bracelet watch