18ct Gold Hunter Watch " American Watch Company " Waltham Mass USA c.1880

Antique Victorian 18ct Hunter Pocket Watch,Hallmarked In Chester,1867 This chain driven movement was made by Henry Westrap of Stow and London The watch face...

22ct Gold Repousee Pair-Cased Pocket Watch Maker Thomas Rea 1769 The movement was made in Walton-On-Trent by Thomas Rea and the beautiful pair-case...

18ct Gold Pair-cased Pocket Watch With Tri-coloured Face Chester 1822 The case is made by Thomas Helsby of Liverpool The movement is made by Thomas and John Ollivant of Manchester....

Antique Diamond Cluster Ring Mounted in 18ct Gold,Dated Circa 1910. Nicely designed pierced mount with a good range of old mine cut diamon...

Edwardian Multi Diamond Necklace with Integral 18ct Gold Chain, Dated Circa 1910 This necklace is very Belle Epoque, probably made in Paris. It ...

Antique 18ct Gold 3 Stone Ruby Ring with 4 Small Rose Cut Diamonds C 1900. All the gemstones are set in silver which is typical of this period, before jewellery manufacturers startin...

A Rare 18CT Gold Enamel Special Grade Diamond-Set Antique Hunter Pocket Watch Signed Waltham Mass Circa. 1898 - only 8 of this model type are known to exi...

Antique American Waltham Hunter Pocket Watch, 15-jewel movement, serial number 5703127, size 6s, grade K. The white porcelain dual dial has...

From American Waltham Watch Company, 14 karat yellow gold pocket watch Bartlett Grade model no. 1908 in size 16 with Serial Number 23033...

Very rare complicated Pocket Hunter Watch by American Watch Co. Waltham. Chronograph and Repeater. Solid 14 Karat Gold Case. All three lids 14 Karat gol...

weighs 47.80 Grams And Measures 1.6

W. Ehrhardt. A Rare Heavy 18ct Gold Keyless Lever Independent Seconds Full Hunter Pocket Watch C1884. Dial: The white enamel numbered Roman Dial with outer minute track subsidiary seconds dial at six o'clock with gold coloured hands and blued steel seconds hand. Case: The heavy English hallmarked 18ct yellow gold case engine turned to the front and back cover with vacant cartouche to the front cover. The plain inner cover opens to reveal the movement. The cases are Birmingham hallmarked for 1884. Movement: The rare and interesting three quarter plate keyless lever movement fully jewelled to the centre arbor numbered and signed W. Ehrhardt London. There is a double barrel in the movement which enables the watch to have an independent stop seconds which can be stopped at random without stopping the watch. This watch was an early form of doctors watch...