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4 December 2013 | starting at 14:00 GMT

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Rolex. A very fine and rare stainless steel manual wind chronograph bracelet watch Cosmograph Daytona 'Paul Newman', Ref:6264, Serial No.2417***, Circa 1969. Sold for £69,700 inc. premium

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286 lots available

1 —
Paris. An early 18th century gilt metal Oignon pocket watch
Circa 1710

Sold for £1,500 inc. premium

2 —
Thomas Alcocke. A rare early 17th century silver puritan oval pocket watch
Circa 1630

Sold for £2,250 inc. premium

3 —
Mynuel à Paris. An early 18th century silver key wind repeating pocket watch
Circa 1720

Amended

Sold for £1,875 inc. premium

4 —
Yves à Angovlesme. A rare late 17th century silver Oignon pocket watch
Circa 1695

Amended

Sold for £1,062.50 inc. premium

5 —
Scrivener. A fine early 18th century 22ct gold pair case pocket watch together with fitted shagreen case
London Hallmark for 1731

Sold for £1,625 inc. premium

6 —
Jonathan Baillon. A late 18th century 22ct gold and enamel key wind open face pocket watch

Sold for £2,750 inc. premium

7 —
Swiss. A late 18th century gold key wind open face calendar pocket watch
Numbered 220, Circa 1788

Sold for £1,250 inc. premium

8 —
Swiss. A fine turn of the 19th century gold quarter repeating calendar open face pocket watch
Circa 1800

Sold for £1,750 inc. premium

Joseph Rose & Son. A late 18th century silver and painted horn triple pair case pocket watch made for the Turkish market No.7939, London Hallmark for 1778

9 —
Joseph Rose & Son. A late 18th century silver and painted horn triple pair case pocket watch made for the Turkish market
No.7939, London Hallmark for 1778

Sold for £875 inc. premium

10 —
Theodore, a Vril. A fine late 17th century silver and brass Oignon pocket watch
Circa 1690

Sold for £1,625 inc. premium

11 —
Jannet a Moulin. An early 18th century 22ct gold and gilt metal tortoiseshell pair case pocket watch
Circa 1710

Sold for £1,625 inc. premium

12 —
Langlois à Paris. An early 18th century silver open face alarm pocket watch
Circa 1720 (later case)

Sold for £1,375 inc. premium

13 —
R. Williamson. An early 18th century silver pair case pocket watch with skin covered case
Circa 1705

Sold for £1,500 inc. premium

14 —
Joseph Duke(I). A fine late 17th century silver pair case alarm pocket watch with matched earlier case
Circa 1685/1690

Amended

Sold for £1,875 inc. premium

15 —
Gerrit Bramer, Amsterdam. An early 18th century silver pair case pocket watch
Circa 1730

Sold for £1,250 inc. premium

16 —
Massy, London. An early 18th century silver pair case repeating pocket watch
Circa 1720

Sold for £2,500 inc. premium

17 —
R. Rengger. An early 18th century silver pair case alarm pocket watch
Circa 1700

Sold for £2,000 inc. premium

18 —
Delespee, Alyon. A late 17th century silver consular cased key wind verge pocket watch
Circa 1695

Sold for £1,625 inc. premium

19 —
George Prior. A late 18th century quadruple silver tortoiseshell cased open face pocket watch
Numbered 5393, Circa 1795

Sold for £1,625 inc. premium

20 —
Gedeon Rigaud. An early 18th century silver pair case key wind verge pocket watch with rotating enamel pictorial addition to dial
Circa 1700

Sold for £2,250 inc. premium

21 —
J.Durland A Bordeaud. A gilt brass consular cased key wind pocket watch with verge movement
Circa 1700

Sold for £1,375 inc. premium

22 —
A lot of two late 18th century pedometers by Spencer & Perkins (AF)
Circa 1795

£700 - £900

23 —
Swiss. An early 19th century gold key wind quarter repeating open face pocket watch
Circa 1830

Sold for £1,500 inc. premium

24 —
Gregson. A fine late 18th century gold and guilloche enamel key wind open face pocket watch
No.1991, Circa 1795

Sold for £1,625 inc. premium

25 —
Guex, à Paris. A late 18th century gold, seed pearl and enamel open face pocket watch
Circa 1795

Sold for £1,625 inc. premium

26 —
Daniel and Thomas Grignon. A mid 18th century silver and leather pair case pocket watch
No.1333, London Hallmark for 1757

Sold for £625 inc. premium

27 —
Henry Hurt, London. A fine mid 18th century 22ct gold consular case key wind pocket watch
London Hallmark for 1744

Sold for £1,875 inc. premium

28 —
Ralph Gout, London. An early 19th century 18ct gold key wind open face pocket watch
Movement and Cap No.24611, London Hallmark for 1825

Sold for £937.50 inc. premium

29 —
William Nicholl, Junior. An early 19th century open face consular case pocket watch with later dial
No.1040, London Hallmark for 1808

Sold for £812.50 inc. premium

30 —
Ellicott. A fine late 18th century 18ct gold open face pocket watch
London 5139, London Hallmark for 1790

Sold for £1,062.50 inc. premium

31 —
Unsigned. An early 19th century 18ct gold key wind open face pocket watch
London Hallmark for 1822

Sold for £687.50 inc. premium

32 —
G. Vaughan. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold pair case quarter repeating pocket watch
No.1380, London Hallmark for 1807

Sold for £1,500 inc. premium

Arnold. A fine and rare 18ct gold open face key wind pocket watch together with original receipt of sale signed by John Roger Arnold and David Lyon Esquire and dated 1812 No.3609, London Hallmark for 1810

33^* —
Arnold. A fine and rare 18ct gold open face key wind pocket watch together with original receipt of sale signed by John Roger Arnold and David Lyon Esquire and dated 1812
No.3609, London Hallmark for 1810

£5,000 - £7,000

Bracebridges for Wright and Craighead, London. A silver keyless wind open face Karrusel deck watch with mahogany deck box Numbered 8050, Issued from HM Chronometer Depot, Bristol, London Hallmark for 1894

34 —
Bracebridges for Wright and Craighead, London. A silver keyless wind open face Karrusel deck watch with mahogany deck box
Numbered 8050, Issued from HM Chronometer Depot, Bristol, London Hallmark for 1894

Sold for £4,500 inc. premium

James Foggo. A very fine extremely rare and very important early 19th century silver cased pocket watch with Double-Wheel Duplex escapement Circa 1805, Believed to be the 4th now recorded

35 —
James Foggo. A very fine extremely rare and very important early 19th century silver cased pocket watch with Double-Wheel Duplex escapement
Circa 1805, Believed to be the 4th now recorded

Sold for £16,250 inc. premium

36 —
Barraud's. A fine late 19th century 18ct gold consular case chronometer pocket watch
No.762, London Hallmark for 1873

Sold for £3,250 inc. premium

Vulliamy, London. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold key wind quarter repeating open face pocket watch in a mahogany octagonal locking box London Hallmark for 1820

37 —
Vulliamy, London. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold key wind quarter repeating open face pocket watch in a mahogany octagonal locking box
London Hallmark for 1820

Amended

Sold for £2,750 inc. premium

38 —
Barwise & Sons. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold consular case pocket watch with Duplex escapement
No.7563, London Hallmark for 1818

Sold for £1,625 inc. premium

39 —
John George Bayer, Grosse Glogau. An early 18th century gilt metal alarm pair case pocket watch
No.178, Circa 1720

Sold for £1,500 inc. premium

40^Y —
Simon De Charmes. A rare early 18th century tortoiseshell pair case pocket watch
Circa 1720

Sold for £3,000 inc. premium

41 —
Richard Wise, Fecit. A fine early 18th century silver repoussé calendar pair case pocket watch with enamel back panel
Circa 1730

Sold for £2,125 inc. premium

42 —
John Cabrier. A fine and rare early 18th century quarter repeating pair case pocket watch made for the Eastern Market
Circa 1720

Sold for £1,875 inc. premium

43 —
Jac.Hassenius. A late 17th century silver and tortoiseshell pair case pocket watch
No.289, Circa 1698

Sold for £2,250 inc. premium

44 —
Daniel de St. Leau. A fine mid 18th century 22ct gold pair case repoussé pocket watch
No.525, London Hallmark for 1756

Sold for £1,250 inc. premium

45 —
William Garratt. A mid 18th century 22ct gold pair case repeating pocket watch
No.404, Circa 1760

Sold for £2,375 inc. premium

46 —
James Gray. A mid 18th century 22ct gold pair case repoussé pocket watch
No.393, Circa 1760

Sold for £1,875 inc. premium

47^* —
Crosthwaite, Dublin. A fine late 18th century gold and enamel pair case pocket watch with original leather case
London Hallmark for 1776

Sold for £4,000 inc. premium

48^* —
Berthoud, Paris. A fine early 19th century gold open face key wind Jacquemart repeating pocket watch
Case No.13649, Circa 1820

Sold for £2,250 inc. premium

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Fine Watches & Wristwatches

Auction highlights

Lot gallery

1 — Paris. An early 18th century gilt metal Oignon pocket watch Circa 1710

2 — Thomas Alcocke. A rare early 17th century silver puritan oval pocket watch Circa 1630

3 — Mynuel à Paris. An early 18th century silver key wind repeating pocket watch Circa 1720

4 — Yves à Angovlesme. A rare late 17th century silver Oignon pocket watch Circa 1695

5 — Scrivener. A fine early 18th century 22ct gold pair case pocket watch together with fitted shagreen case London Hallmark for 1731

6 — Jonathan Baillon. A late 18th century 22ct gold and enamel key wind open face pocket watch

7 — Swiss. A late 18th century gold key wind open face calendar pocket watch Numbered 220, Circa 1788

8 — Swiss. A fine turn of the 19th century gold quarter repeating calendar open face pocket watch Circa 1800

9 — Joseph Rose & Son. A late 18th century silver and painted horn triple pair case pocket watch made for the Turkish market No.7939, London Hallmark for 1778

10 — Theodore, a Vril. A fine late 17th century silver and brass Oignon pocket watch Circa 1690

11 — Jannet a Moulin. An early 18th century 22ct gold and gilt metal tortoiseshell pair case pocket watch Circa 1710

12 — Langlois à Paris. An early 18th century silver open face alarm pocket watch Circa 1720 (later case)

13 — R. Williamson. An early 18th century silver pair case pocket watch with skin covered case Circa 1705

14 — Joseph Duke(I). A fine late 17th century silver pair case alarm pocket watch with matched earlier case Circa 1685/1690

15 — Gerrit Bramer, Amsterdam. An early 18th century silver pair case pocket watch Circa 1730

16 — Massy, London. An early 18th century silver pair case repeating pocket watch Circa 1720

17 — R. Rengger. An early 18th century silver pair case alarm pocket watch Circa 1700

18 — Delespee, Alyon. A late 17th century silver consular cased key wind verge pocket watch Circa 1695

19 — George Prior. A late 18th century quadruple silver tortoiseshell cased open face pocket watch Numbered 5393, Circa 1795

20 — Gedeon Rigaud. An early 18th century silver pair case key wind verge pocket watch with rotating enamel pictorial addition to dial Circa 1700

21 — J.Durland A Bordeaud. A gilt brass consular cased key wind pocket watch with verge movement Circa 1700

22 — A lot of two late 18th century pedometers by Spencer & Perkins (AF) Circa 1795

23 — Swiss. An early 19th century gold key wind quarter repeating open face pocket watch Circa 1830

24 — Gregson. A fine late 18th century gold and guilloche enamel key wind open face pocket watch No.1991, Circa 1795

25 — Guex, à Paris. A late 18th century gold, seed pearl and enamel open face pocket watch Circa 1795

26 — Daniel and Thomas Grignon. A mid 18th century silver and leather pair case pocket watch No.1333, London Hallmark for 1757

27 — Henry Hurt, London. A fine mid 18th century 22ct gold consular case key wind pocket watch London Hallmark for 1744

28 — Ralph Gout, London. An early 19th century 18ct gold key wind open face pocket watch Movement and Cap No.24611, London Hallmark for 1825

29 — William Nicholl, Junior. An early 19th century open face consular case pocket watch with later dial No.1040, London Hallmark for 1808

30 — Ellicott. A fine late 18th century 18ct gold open face pocket watch London 5139, London Hallmark for 1790

31 — Unsigned. An early 19th century 18ct gold key wind open face pocket watch London Hallmark for 1822

32 — G. Vaughan. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold pair case quarter repeating pocket watch No.1380, London Hallmark for 1807

33* — Arnold. A fine and rare 18ct gold open face key wind pocket watch together with original receipt of sale signed by John Roger Arnold and David Lyon Esquire and dated 1812 No.3609, London Hallmark for 1810

34 — Bracebridges for Wright and Craighead, London. A silver keyless wind open face Karrusel deck watch with mahogany deck box Numbered 8050, Issued from HM Chronometer Depot, Bristol, London Hallmark for 1894

35 — James Foggo. A very fine extremely rare and very important early 19th century silver cased pocket watch with Double-Wheel Duplex escapement Circa 1805, Believed to be the 4th now recorded

36 — Barraud's. A fine late 19th century 18ct gold consular case chronometer pocket watch No.762, London Hallmark for 1873

37 — Vulliamy, London. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold key wind quarter repeating open face pocket watch in a mahogany octagonal locking box London Hallmark for 1820

38 — Barwise & Sons. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold consular case pocket watch with Duplex escapement No.7563, London Hallmark for 1818

39 — John George Bayer, Grosse Glogau. An early 18th century gilt metal alarm pair case pocket watch No.178, Circa 1720

40Y — Simon De Charmes. A rare early 18th century tortoiseshell pair case pocket watch Circa 1720

41 — Richard Wise, Fecit. A fine early 18th century silver repoussé calendar pair case pocket watch with enamel back panel Circa 1730

42 — John Cabrier. A fine and rare early 18th century quarter repeating pair case pocket watch made for the Eastern Market Circa 1720

43 — Jac.Hassenius. A late 17th century silver and tortoiseshell pair case pocket watch No.289, Circa 1698

44 — Daniel de St. Leau. A fine mid 18th century 22ct gold pair case repoussé pocket watch No.525, London Hallmark for 1756

45 — William Garratt. A mid 18th century 22ct gold pair case repeating pocket watch No.404, Circa 1760

46 — James Gray. A mid 18th century 22ct gold pair case repoussé pocket watch No.393, Circa 1760

47* — Crosthwaite, Dublin. A fine late 18th century gold and enamel pair case pocket watch with original leather case London Hallmark for 1776

48* — Berthoud, Paris. A fine early 19th century gold open face key wind Jacquemart repeating pocket watch Case No.13649, Circa 1820

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1 —
Paris. An early 18th century gilt metal Oignon pocket watch
Circa 1710

2 —
Thomas Alcocke. A rare early 17th century silver puritan oval pocket watch
Circa 1630

3 —
Mynuel à Paris. An early 18th century silver key wind repeating pocket watch
Circa 1720

4 —
Yves à Angovlesme. A rare late 17th century silver Oignon pocket watch
Circa 1695

5 —
Scrivener. A fine early 18th century 22ct gold pair case pocket watch together with fitted shagreen case
London Hallmark for 1731

6 —
Jonathan Baillon. A late 18th century 22ct gold and enamel key wind open face pocket watch

7 —
Swiss. A late 18th century gold key wind open face calendar pocket watch
Numbered 220, Circa 1788

8 —
Swiss. A fine turn of the 19th century gold quarter repeating calendar open face pocket watch
Circa 1800

9 —
Joseph Rose & Son. A late 18th century silver and painted horn triple pair case pocket watch made for the Turkish market
No.7939, London Hallmark for 1778

10 —
Theodore, a Vril. A fine late 17th century silver and brass Oignon pocket watch
Circa 1690

11 —
Jannet a Moulin. An early 18th century 22ct gold and gilt metal tortoiseshell pair case pocket watch
Circa 1710

12 —
Langlois à Paris. An early 18th century silver open face alarm pocket watch
Circa 1720 (later case)

13 —
R. Williamson. An early 18th century silver pair case pocket watch with skin covered case
Circa 1705

14 —
Joseph Duke(I). A fine late 17th century silver pair case alarm pocket watch with matched earlier case
Circa 1685/1690

15 —
Gerrit Bramer, Amsterdam. An early 18th century silver pair case pocket watch
Circa 1730

16 —
Massy, London. An early 18th century silver pair case repeating pocket watch
Circa 1720

17 —
R. Rengger. An early 18th century silver pair case alarm pocket watch
Circa 1700

18 —
Delespee, Alyon. A late 17th century silver consular cased key wind verge pocket watch
Circa 1695

19 —
George Prior. A late 18th century quadruple silver tortoiseshell cased open face pocket watch
Numbered 5393, Circa 1795

20 —
Gedeon Rigaud. An early 18th century silver pair case key wind verge pocket watch with rotating enamel pictorial addition to dial
Circa 1700

21 —
J.Durland A Bordeaud. A gilt brass consular cased key wind pocket watch with verge movement
Circa 1700

22 —
A lot of two late 18th century pedometers by Spencer & Perkins (AF)
Circa 1795

23 —
Swiss. An early 19th century gold key wind quarter repeating open face pocket watch
Circa 1830

24 —
Gregson. A fine late 18th century gold and guilloche enamel key wind open face pocket watch
No.1991, Circa 1795

25 —
Guex, à Paris. A late 18th century gold, seed pearl and enamel open face pocket watch
Circa 1795

26 —
Daniel and Thomas Grignon. A mid 18th century silver and leather pair case pocket watch
No.1333, London Hallmark for 1757

27 —
Henry Hurt, London. A fine mid 18th century 22ct gold consular case key wind pocket watch
London Hallmark for 1744

28 —
Ralph Gout, London. An early 19th century 18ct gold key wind open face pocket watch
Movement and Cap No.24611, London Hallmark for 1825

29 —
William Nicholl, Junior. An early 19th century open face consular case pocket watch with later dial
No.1040, London Hallmark for 1808

30 —
Ellicott. A fine late 18th century 18ct gold open face pocket watch
London 5139, London Hallmark for 1790

31 —
Unsigned. An early 19th century 18ct gold key wind open face pocket watch
London Hallmark for 1822

32 —
G. Vaughan. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold pair case quarter repeating pocket watch
No.1380, London Hallmark for 1807

33^* —
Arnold. A fine and rare 18ct gold open face key wind pocket watch together with original receipt of sale signed by John Roger Arnold and David Lyon Esquire and dated 1812
No.3609, London Hallmark for 1810

34 —
Bracebridges for Wright and Craighead, London. A silver keyless wind open face Karrusel deck watch with mahogany deck box
Numbered 8050, Issued from HM Chronometer Depot, Bristol, London Hallmark for 1894

35 —
James Foggo. A very fine extremely rare and very important early 19th century silver cased pocket watch with Double-Wheel Duplex escapement
Circa 1805, Believed to be the 4th now recorded

36 —
Barraud's. A fine late 19th century 18ct gold consular case chronometer pocket watch
No.762, London Hallmark for 1873

37 —
Vulliamy, London. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold key wind quarter repeating open face pocket watch in a mahogany octagonal locking box
London Hallmark for 1820

38 —
Barwise & Sons. A fine early 19th century 18ct gold consular case pocket watch with Duplex escapement
No.7563, London Hallmark for 1818

39 —
John George Bayer, Grosse Glogau. An early 18th century gilt metal alarm pair case pocket watch
No.178, Circa 1720

40^Y —
Simon De Charmes. A rare early 18th century tortoiseshell pair case pocket watch
Circa 1720

41 —
Richard Wise, Fecit. A fine early 18th century silver repoussé calendar pair case pocket watch with enamel back panel
Circa 1730

42 —
John Cabrier. A fine and rare early 18th century quarter repeating pair case pocket watch made for the Eastern Market
Circa 1720

43 —
Jac.Hassenius. A late 17th century silver and tortoiseshell pair case pocket watch
No.289, Circa 1698

44 —
Daniel de St. Leau. A fine mid 18th century 22ct gold pair case repoussé pocket watch
No.525, London Hallmark for 1756

45 —
William Garratt. A mid 18th century 22ct gold pair case repeating pocket watch
No.404, Circa 1760

46 —
James Gray. A mid 18th century 22ct gold pair case repoussé pocket watch
No.393, Circa 1760

47^* —
Crosthwaite, Dublin. A fine late 18th century gold and enamel pair case pocket watch with original leather case
London Hallmark for 1776

48^* —
Berthoud, Paris. A fine early 19th century gold open face key wind Jacquemart repeating pocket watch
Case No.13649, Circa 1820