Antique Pocket Watch

Silver pocket watch. Height: 7.00 centimeters. Gross weight: 83.44 grams. We do not guarantee the functioning of this watch.

14K gold pendant holding a large emerald-cut blue stone. Dimensions: 5.70 centimeters x 3.50 centimeters. Gross weight: 13.03 grams.

Watch in steel, silver dial with prong buckle alligator strap quartz movement. We do not guarantee the functioning of this watch.

Vintage Credit Suisse 1 gram Fine Gold 999.9 Wristwatch. Black dial with 1 gram Fine God 999.9. Black leather strap. The glass is scratched. Battery re...

Henry Capt Genève Antique Pocket Watch Serial Number: 97313 Total Weight: 55.01 grams This distinguished pocket watch by Henry Capt of Genève reflects timeless Swiss craftsmanship. ...

A large 18ct gold Keyless Lever Minute Repeater Chronograph Full Hunter Pocket Watch C1890 . Dial: the excellent white enamel dial with Arabi...

Antique 14k gold russian large locket pendant engraved detailed work centered with rose cut diaminds and ruby pendant was made in odessa during the imperial russian era 1880.c hall marked 56 imperial russian gold standard and odessa assay mark and initial maker mark in cyrllic alphabet pendant...

Antique Lépine Pocket Watch in 18 Carat Gold - Enamel Dial and Roman Numerals Material: Yellow gold case, 18 carats, of a remarkable finesse and brightness. Dial: Delicate white enamel adorned with roman numerals for the hours and arabic indexes for the minutes, a classic and legible design. Needles: Pistol-style, finely crafted for a sophisticated look. Movement: High precision mechanical movement equipped with an anchor exhaust in straight line. Specifications: Breguet Spiral and 19 rubies, guaranteeing optimal performance and increased durability. Condition: Excellent antique condition with a light patina and natural wear marks consistent with its age. Additional details: Authenticity: Original components, including crown and reassembly mechanism. Style: The Lépine case is minimalist and thin, a feature that collectors love. Rarity: The 19th century Lépine watches...