English Lever Fusee Silver Pocket Watch, circa 1866

Arnold & Charles Frodsham Rare 18ct Yellow Gold Keyless Fusee Lever Enamel Half Hunter Pocket Watch C1905. Dial: The perfect fully signed and numbered white enamel dial with Roman Numerals outer minute track and subsidiary seconds dial with an unusual blued steel hour hand and minute hand. Case: The heavy 18ct Yellow gold half hunter case with a blue enameled chapter ring with gold roman numeral inlay. The plain case back with English Hallmarks for 1905 and the case maker's stamp HMF ( Harrison Mill Frodsham ) The inner cuvette with winding holes for a key. Movement: This rare and unusual English keyless lever fully jewelled chain...

S. Smith and Son. A Rare Heavy 18ct Yellow Gold Keyless Lever Fusee Up & Down Free Sprung Open Face Pocket Watch C1919. Dial: The beautiful cream coloured Willis dial signed S. Smit...

A magnificent Regency era sterling silver full hunter pocket watch. It is large substantial pocket watch with a heavy silver full hunt...

Charles Frodsham. A Gold Keyless Lever Fob Pocket Watch English Hallmarked for 1893. Dial: The excellent white enamel dial signed Cha Frodsham London...

FACTORY / HOUSE: Bourguin Geneve STYLE / REFERENCE: Pendant Pocket Watch METAL / MATERIAL: Silver DIMENSIONS: Diameter 32mm CIRCA: 1840's MOVEMENT / CALIBER: Verge Fuzee DIAL / ...

A heavy English minute repeater chronograph 18ct yellow gold keyless lever full hunter pocket watch, C1898. Dial: The white enamel with Roman numerals, outer minute track with Arabic numerals. The subsidiary seconds dial is located at six o'clock and the minute recorder dial for the stopwatch is located at twelve o'clock. The original blued steel hands with a gold centre second hand. Case: The massive English hallmarked 18ct yellow gold case (198grm) with plain front and back covers. The slide for the repeater is on the side of the case. The inner cuvette has an interesting inscription stating that the watch was gifted as a Token of respect and goodwill to Brother R. Kelly by fellow members of a Masonic Lodge in March 1899. The casemaker was Philippe Woodman who worked out of Northampton Square, Clerkenwell London Movement: The unsigned fully jewelled and numbered movement with part Swiss engraved on the movement meaning that some components were supplied by Swiss watch houses. The chiming of the hours quarters and minutes are very clear. The chronograph mechanism is located under the dial. This is an exceptionally heavy gold pocket watch...