Pocket Watches at Auction

Bucherer gold-plated moon phase chronograph pocket watch. Details: Circa Date: After 2000 Case size: 42 mm Style: Open Face, swing-out style ...

Antique 15kt gold open-face pocket watch. Made in England, London, Circa 1900-1910 Fully hallmarked 15KT Gold with London Import Hallmarks. The timekeeping accuracy of the watches h...

This exquisite Victorian pocket watch key/pendant is crafted from 18k yellow gold and adorned with a meticulously carved coral design. The pendant showcases neoclassical scenes on bo...

Hy Moser & Cie antique 14kt yellow gold quarter-repeater full hunter case keyless pocket watch. The watch features an engine-turned design with a plain cartouche shaped like a shield on the front, surrounded by circle and scrolls in the centre. The watch is a closed type, the front cover opens when the button on the crown is pressed. Inner cover in gold, signed Hy Moser & Cie,. On the outer lids the hallmark is 14K 0.585, squirrel, and number 66139. Details: Country: Switzerland Circa Date: 1920's Case size: 52 mm Case Nr. 66139 Style: Full Hunter, Quarter Repeater Material: 14K Gold Decorations: Engine Turned Dial Colour: White Dial: White enamel Numerals: Roman Numerals Hands: Filigree Hands Dimensions: Size: 7.5 x 5.3 x 1.2 cm Weight: 115.50 grams Condition: The watch is pre-owned, excellent condition overall. The History Henry Moser & Cie, often referred to as the 'Russian Swiss' company, was founded by Johann Heinrich Moser in Le Locle, Switzerland. Recognizing a vast market opportunity in Russia, the company strategically directed all its production efforts toward catering to the Russian market. Johann Heinrich Moser, born in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, hailed from a family of watchmakers. He honed his craft in Le Locle before relocating to Russia in the 1820s. Setting up a watch workshop in St. Petersburg in 1826, he adopted the anglicized name 'Henry Moser.' By 1828, Moser had established a trade office in St. Petersburg, expanding to Moscow in 1831. He even secured a residence permit for Nizhny Novgorod. Through the Nizhny Novgorod fair, Moser's watches found their way from Russia to India and China. Components were sourced from Le Locle and assembled in St. Petersburg. Some watch cases and dials were crafted in Moscow, evident from inscriptions like "H. MOSER IN MOSCOW." Moser's factory produced a diverse range of pocket watches for men...

Patek Philippe Art Deco period 18kt. yellow gold open-face pocket watch. Made in Switzerland, Circa 1930's Details: Case diameter: 42 mm Case shape: Round Movement: Manual wind,...

Cartier Art Deco period 18kt yellow gold open-face circular EWC movement pocket watch. The rear side has an engraved family crest. The movement is signed European Watch and Clock ...