Antique Watch Keys

This are all hallmarks of Breguet as is of course the hand engine turned dial and hands. The watch is supplied with a key. You can actually wear this watch get around during the day ...

The following charms are attached to the split ring: an engraved gold saddle, a gold bridle, a silver horse head, a silver equestrian glove, a gold stirrup, a gold engraved pistol us...

However, instead of "melted" glass, it is "melted" metal, in this case done as a "Greek Key" motif. The watch keeps dependable time and you can wear and count on it to get you there ...

It can be regulated with a watch key from the front. For this purpose, there is a turnable arbor above the XII with a square with which the length of the suspension wire can be varied.

Late Victorian crystal ball brass pocket watch from 1900 made in Unite States appears to be by Elgin. It comes with original loop, so you can clip it onto your pocket. The watch is r...

The two longest ones end in an openwork plate with a ring for the watch. This type of "jewelry" was very common in the upper class, to carry pocket watches, the keys required for the...

This portrait showcases a woman in 19th-century attire, featuring a dark dress accented by a white shawl and an ornate bonnet. She sports a pocket watch chain adorned with ornate key...

There is a brass clasp at the top, affixed with a fabric-covered ring. Watch fobs were worn on a pocket watch like a modern key fob might be attached to keys, except in this case be...

LEONARD TSUGUHARU FOUJITA (1886-1968) Extremely rare square wooden coffee table with inlaid design depicting scissors, cigar, pencil, envelope, pipes, a pair of tortoiseshell glasse...

Perfect for rings and earrings, a watch or even keys. Old-world elegance and charm for today’s lifestyle.

Originally, fobs were used as practical accessories to secure items like pocket watches, seals, or keys, often attached to a gentleman's waistcoat or a lady's chatelaine.

Originally, fobs were used as practical accessories to secure items like pocket watches, seals, or keys, often attached to a gentleman's waistcoat or a lady's chatelaine.

Chatelaines are decorative and useful waist-hung items that are both practical and decorative, which recreate the concept of the medieval chatelaine or lady of the castle wearing her...

Body of clock is sculpted with marble and slate. Watch works wind-up with key. The Japy Brothers Company began in 1771 by Georges Frederick Japy.

Police ruled out robbery as a motive because Whiteside's gold watch was left behind, however, keys were taken and thrown through a nearby window.