Diamond Pocket Watches

A gorgeous pocket watch by Patek & Co. from the Late Victorian (ca1890s) era! Crafted in 18k yellow gold, this stunning piece has a striking blue swriling guilloche enamel pattern. T...

A gorgeous pocket watch by Pateck & Co. from the Late Victorian (ca1900s) era! Crafted in 18kt yellow gold, this stunning piece has a striking black and blue enamel pattern. The roun...

14ct Swiss Gold Hunter Watch,Whip & Horseshoe,Diamonds and Rubies,c1890 Lovely Hunter Pocket watch set with graduated diamonds in the horeshoe and ru...

American Waltham Co. Antique Yellow Gold Pocket Watch. Circa 1913, American Waltham & Company 32 mm 14 karat yellow gold pocket watch with case model number 5068138. Medallion style ...

This extremely unique French watch pin has an 18 karat yellow gold, black enamel diamond fluer de lis pin and a matching black enamel diamond "M" watch th...

Guilloché is an engraving technique in which a very precise, intricate pattern is mechanically etched into an underlying material with very fine detail. Most commonly, the Guilloché surface was then enameled and the repetitive, intricate design would show through the colorful enamel to the surface. A spectacular and feminine diamond watch pendant necklace from the Victorian (ca1894) era! Swiss in origin, this stunning piece is comprised of an 18kt yellow gold enameled watch pendant...

A rare and truly exceptional French timepiece from the Victorian (ca1880) era! This majestic antique treasure is comprised of a pocket watch and accompanying key fob that hang below ...

A gorgeous and unusual French pocket watch from the Victorian (ca1880) era! Crafted in 18kt yellow gold, this piece is decorated with an amusing cherub motif on one side, and a glass...

French Victorian brooch watch set with rose-cut diamonds and mounted in 18-karat gold and silver circa 1860. The round design features a white dial, black Arabic numerals and secondary markers within a rose-cut diamond bezel to the back cover and bail, both entirely pave-set with similarly cut diamonds, suspended from a diamond bow brooch with watch...

A Tiffany & Co enamel and gold pocket watch, burgundy and white enamel depicting goddesses, with rose cut diamond detail to the edges, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, sign...

This masterfully crafted gold lorgnette is an exemplary specimen of Swiss workmanship. Crafted in the manner of the renowned Rossel & Fils, the enchanting piece is formed of meticulously worked 18K gold with exquisite guilloché enameling and diamond accents. A simple press of a button on the side of the lorgnette causes the mechanism to engage and the spectacles to emerge from the side. Ingeniously designed, the glasses are easily folded and tucked back inside the case when not in use. Eyeglasses were firmly the province of men before the advent of the lorgnette in the 18th century, when early designs were eagerly adopted by the stylish young women of French society. Its name derives from the French word lorgner - meaning "to ogle or leer" - and many young socialites eagerly sought out these new and fashionable accessories to surreptitiously watch encounters from a distance. Madame de Pompadour, Madame du Barry, and Marie Antoinette were all known to carry such pieces, and by the 19th century, the lorgnette was firmly established as a practical and fashionable lady's accessory. Most examples, the present included, were designed to be worn on a chain around the neck, making them easily accessible, yet also demanding the finest of craftsmanship. What truly sets apart this piece, however, is that it also contains a concealed key wound watch. A separate button located on the front of the piece triggers the spring-loaded front cover, which opens to reveal the diminutive watch. Exceptionally rare, this exquisite object de vertu...

This beautiful Louis Reymond Victorian pocket watch features an intricate black enamel design at all angles of the watch that is in near immacul...