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18 December 2012 | starting at 14:00 GMT
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George Daniels. A very fine and rare 18ct white gold automatic calendar centre seconds wristwatch, one of only seven made in white gold, together with original box and receipts, correspondence and 2006 Retrospective Exhibition catalogue signed by Dr George DanielsMillennium, Made in 2000 and Sold November 22nd 2000George Daniels. A very fine and rare 18ct white gold automatic calendar centre seconds wristwatch, one of only seven made in white gold, together with original box and receipts, correspondence and 2006 Retrospective Exhibition catalogue signed by Dr George DanielsMillennium, Made in 2000 and Sold November 22nd 2000. Sold for £157,250 inc. premium
Patek Philippe. A very fine and rare 18ct gold manual wind perpetual calendar split seconds chronograph wristwatch with moon phases Certificate of Origin and fitted Patek Philippe boxRef:5004, Case No.2984901, Movement No.879513, Circa 1998Patek Philippe. A very fine and rare 18ct gold manual wind perpetual calendar split seconds chronograph wristwatch with moon phases Certificate of Origin and fitted Patek Philippe boxRef:5004, Case No.2984901, Movement No.879513, Circa 1998. Sold for £157,250 inc. premium
Gregson. A fine and rare late 18th century gold and enamel calendar dumb repeating pocket watchNumbered 838, Circa 1780Gregson. A fine and rare late 18th century gold and enamel calendar dumb repeating pocket watchNumbered 838, Circa 1780. Sold for £5,250 inc. premium

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309 lots available

Charles Charleson. A fine and rare early 18th century alarm pocket watch in gilt metal pierced and embellished caseCirca 1700
Unsigned. A rare early 17th century ovalcase clock watch with alarmPossibly German, Circa 1620
Robert et Droz. A fine late 18th century 18ct gold open face musical quarter repeating pocket watchCirca 1770
Robert Higgs. A very fine early 18th century 22ct gold quarter repeating repoussé pair case pocket watchNo.2435, Circa 1730
George Graham. A fine early 18th century 22ct gold pair case pocket watchMovement Numbered 5074, Case Numbered 5045, London Hallmark for 1724
Spencer & Perkins, London. A gilt metal and shagreen covered open face pedometerCirca 1780
Thomas Tompion. A very fine and historically important early balance-spring silver key wind pocket watchCirca 1675-7
James Upjohn. A fine late 18th century 18ct gold quarter repeating pair case pocket watchNo.2007, outer case with London Hallmark for 1816
Thomas Tompion. A late 17th early 18th century gilt metal pair case quarter repeating pocket watch movement in later caseNumbered 160, Circa 1710
Macham. A very fine and rare 22ct gold pair case clock watch with outer leather caseCirca 1705
Thomas Tompion. A fine and rare gilt metal and underpainted horn open face pocket watchNo.4493, Circa 1711
George Graham. A fine early 18th century 22ct gold key wind pocket watchNumbered 5233, London Hallmark for 1744 to later case, Circa 1727
Tompion and Banger. A fine and rare champlevé dial silver pair case pocket watchNo.3714, Circa 1710
William Noyes, London. An early 18th century silver pair case pocket watchCirca 1710
Louis Rival, London. A late 18th century silver pair case calendar pocket watchCirca 1780
Daniel Delander. An early 18th century gilt metal pair case watchMovement No.296, Movement Circa 1720
Conyers Dunlop. A very fine and rare triple case late 17th century pocket watch with gold filigree inner case, leather and pin work outer with later movement and enamel dialNumbered 2788, Cases Circa 1690, Movement and dial Circa 1730
William Winrowe. A fine 22ct gold early 18th century repoussé pair case pocket watchNo.475, inner case with London Hallmark for 1737
Patek Philippe. A fine and interesting 18ct gold manual wind open face pocket watch, belonging to the former Italian Chief of Police, Salvatore di Stefano, together with Extract from Archives and photographic ephermeraCase No.2622575, Movement No.931558, Sold June 17th, 1960
Patek Philippe. A very fine platinum and enamel manual wind open face pocket watchRetailed by Tiffany & Co., Case No.604618, Movement No.813786, Circa 1920
Patek Philippe. A fine 18ct gold open face keyless wind pocket watchCase No.290190, Movement No.807368, Circa 1925
Lacloche Frères, London. A platinum and rock crystal manual wind open face pocket watchCirca 1925
Patek Philippe. A fine stainless steel keyless wind open face pocket watchCase No.623119, Movement No.870729, Circa 1955
Rolex. A fine 9ct gold keyless wind open face pocket watch with early waterproof Oyster caseCase No.2000182, Movement No.162498, Circa 1940
Audemars Piguet & Co, Brassus & Geneva. A fine and rare 18ct gold keyless wind minute repeating pocket watchCase and Movement numbered 4017, Circa 1880
Alpina, Glashutte. A 14ct gold full hunter pocket watch together with fitted Alpina boxCirca 1890
Daniel Myers, London. A fine 18ct gold full hunter chronograph pocket watch in Frederick Thoms caseMovement No.3019, London Hallmark for 1901
Reid & Sons. An 18ct gold keyless wind minute repeating full hunter pocket watchNumbered 16046, London Hallmark for 1864
The Sheffield Goldsmiths Company. An early 20th century 18ct gold half hunter pocket watch with 'Kew A' Karrusel movementChester Hallmark for 1902
S. Smith & Son. A fine 18ct gold open face keyless wind minute repeating free sprung pocket watch together with original letter signed by the manufacturer, S.Smith and SonNumbered 157-4, London Hallmark for 1895, Sold 6th 1895
Swiss. An early 19th century gold open face quarter repeating key wind pocket watchCirca 1830
Swiss. An early 19th century 18ct gold open face quarter repeating key wind pocket watchCirca 1820
Perusset. An interesting silver open face chronometer pocket watch with pivoted spring detent escapementCirca 1810
Swiss. An 18ct gold key wind full hunter minute repeating chronograph pocket watch together with 9ct gold T-bar, chain and sovereignCirca 1900
Invar. A late 19th century 18ct gold Grande Sonnerie full hunter minute repeating pocket watch together with fitted wooden repeat activating boxCirca 1880
Dent. A very fine 18ct gold quarter repeating keyless wind full hunter chronograph pocket watchNumbered 31744, London Hallmark for 1878
Patent Union. A fine and rare 18ct gold key wind open face pocket watch with Robin escapementNumbered 2222, Circa 1795
Robert Molynaux. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold key wind pocket chronometerNo.730, London Hallmark for 1836
Frodsham. Gracechurch Street, London. An early 19th century silver open face key wind chronometer pocket watchNumbered 451, London Hallmark for 1827
Sir John Bennett. A late 19th century silver key wind open face pocket watch with Karrusel escapementNumbered 57011, Kew A Certified, London Hallmark for 1877
Chas Smith. An early 19th century silver open face free sprung pocket chronometerNumbered 18797, London Hallmark for 1818
Barraud & Lunds. A fine 18ct gold stem key wind open face pocket watchNumbered 3/1010, London Hallmark for 1874
John Walker. An 18ct gold keyless wind open face jump centre seconds pocket watchPatent No.15073, London Hallmark for 1875
Adams. A late 19th century 18ct gold keyless wind open face free sprung chronometer pocket watchLondon Hallmark for 1875
Vulliamy, London. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold key wind open face pocket watchDate code Avva, London Hallmark for 1816
J. Player & Son Ltd. An early 20th century 18ct gold keyless wind full hunter pocket watch with Kew A rating of 81.3No.32812, Chester Hallmark for 1903
Nicole Nielson & Co. An 18ct gold keyless wind full hunter chronograph pocket watchNumbered 1198, London Hallmark for 1882
Nicole Nielson & Co. A fine 18ct gold open face keyless wind pocket watchCase and movement numbered 5469, London Hallmark for 1903
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