Tudor/Rolex Prince Oysterdate Ref.7966 Circa 1969
This update opens with a great example of the Tudor Prince Oysterdate Ref. 7996. The dial has a satin silvered finish and applied steel indexes, the numeral at 12 carries the engraved ‘Rose’ emblem of the Tudor brand. Faceted blackened hands contrast with the dial’s surface and numerals to increase legibility. The stainless steel Rolex Oyster case and bracelet are both in great condition; the bracelet links, which are riveted and sprung, remain tight and in excellent order. Powered by the Tudor finished ETA calibre 2462 the movement has 25 jewels and semi-quick date change. Each day the date will change automatically around midnight but can be manually advanced when required by moving the hands backwards and forwards between 8pm and 1am.
Omega Speedmaster Ref.3813.30.11 Full Set 2001
Complete with its original boxes, numbered guarantee card, swing tag, instruction booklets and accessories, this Omega Speedmaster chronograph was originally sold in 2001. The two-tone silvered dial has raised hour indexes and there are three subsidiary counters which display constant seconds as well as minute and hour recording for the chronograph. Cased in stainless steel, the lugs have a flared and faceted flowing form, the bezel is engraved for tachymeter and the case back embossed and engraved with the Speedmaster logo. This watch is fitted with a leather Omega strap and steel folding clasp.
Omega Seamaster De Ville Ref.166.020 Circa 1966
Omega first introduced ref.166.020 in 1962. The double ‘branding’ of the model as both a ‘Seamaster’ and a ‘de Ville’ emphasised the watch’s sporty nature (for which the Seamaster models were well-known) while also drawing on the watch’s classic, dress-style look which the ‘De Ville’ range was introduced to represent. This example of the model has a classic light silvery grey finish to the dial, and there are applied baton indexes with black inserts. The watch retains its signed Omega crystal and crown. Automatically wound via the calibre 565, the movement also has provision for quick date change. This watch is accompanied by a red Omega presentation box and is fitted with a new Hirsch Duke strap and the original steel Omega pin buckle.
Longines / West End Watch Co. Ref.5391 Invoiced 1944
This watch has a robust two-piece steel case with a solid upper body and integrated bezel. The screw-down case back carries the West End Watch Company’s logo to the centre as well as the coding CS(I) denoting that this watch was supplied to the British Civil Service in India. Made by Longines for the watchmaker’s agent in India, the West End Watch Co., the dial is co-branded with the signatures of both companies shown one above the other – the West End Watch Co. is printed in a black arc, while Longines is highlighted in red. The Longines Archives confirm that this watch was originally invoiced on 16 June 1944 to the watchmaker’s agent in India, the West End Watch Company.
Omega Cal.360 Hallmarked 1951 | 9ct Gold
A smart and slim mid-sized gold wristwatch, this Omega has a rounded bezel and elegant down-turned lugs. The silvered dial is configured with raised Arabic numerals and a finely engine-turned subsidiary seconds dial. Manually wound the watch is powered by Omega’s calibre 360 with 17 jewels.
We have fitted this watch with a handmade Christopher Clarke for Black Bough black lizard leather strap.
Longines Cal.15.18 Hallmarked 1952 | 9ct Gold
A charismatic lady’s wristwatch, this model has flared, horn-shaped lugs and a silvered dial with applied gold Arabic and disc-shaped hour indexes. Made in 9ct yellow gold, the case has a polished finish and steeply chamfered bezel. The watch is accompanied by its original Longines presentation case and is fitted with a new/old stock brown crocodile leather strap with gilded Longines pin buckle.
Smiths de Luxe Hallmarked 1965 | 9ct Gold
This mid-sized English made Smiths De Luxe wristwatch has a silvered dial with unusual wave-form texturing to the surface. The watch is powered by Smiths’ excellent in-house 12.15 calibre which has a traditional English finish with frosted bridges. Originally presented for long service to a British Rail employee, the 9ct gold case back is engraved accordingly.
Omega Genève Ref.166.0170 Circa 1974
This large sized Omega wristwatch has a substantial cushion form case with unusual polished and angled hooded lugs. Automatically wound via the calibre 1022, the crown is equipped with two settings – when the crown is pulled out to its first setting, the date can be moved either forwards or backwards by rolling the crown in either direction. By pulling the crown out to its secondary setting, the hack feature engages, thereby stopping the seconds hand to allow accurate synchronisation to a time signal; in this position, rolling the crown towards the wearer advances the hands, rolling away advances the days of the week in tandem with reverse hand setting.
Omega Genève Dynamic Ref.135.033 Circa 1969
In lovely condition, this watch has a handsome deep blue dial and contrasting light blue centre seconds hand. The large elliptical case is made from a single block of stainless steel and measures 41mm in width. The watch is fitted with a signed Omega crystal and crown and a dark blue Omega Dynamic leather strap with original steel Omega pin buckle. This watch is accompanied by a red Omega presentation case.
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