Where they went.
A record of pieces that have already found their keeper. Sold and gone, kept here for the history, and because a good watch deserves to be remembered.
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SoldSelf-Winding Perpétuelle, Platinum Weight, c.1930
The self-winding watch Breguet invented in the 1780s, built again by the house itself a century and a half later. An 18ct...
SoldFleurier Chinese Market Pocket Watch, Sterling Silver, c.1850
The maker whose name became the word for watch in southern China. A sterling silver Bovet Fleurier built for the Canton trade,...
Sold18ct Gold, a Full Baguette Ruby Border, c.1925
A signed Cartier dress pocket watch in solid 18k gold, ringed with a full baguette ruby border. Jewellery-grade Cartier from the height...
SoldEight-Day Goliath with a Harvest Relief Caseback, Swiss
A large Swiss 8-day Goliath pocket watch, its nickel caseback finely relief-engraved with a harvest scene of a horse-drawn hay cart. Sold...
SoldPatent Eight-Day, Visible Escapement, Switzerland
A Hebdomas "Patent 8 Days" pocket watch, its enamel dial set with ruby red numeral medallions around an aperture that shows the...
SoldSeventeen-Jewel Nickel Open-Face from Rockford, Illinois
An American Rockford pocket watch, 17-jewel manual-wind movement in a substantial nickel open-face case with a signed white enamel dial. Sold via...
SoldDouble-Sided Calendar and Moonphase, Portmadoc, c.1890
A rare Victorian Swiss lever pocket watch with automatic moonphase and a full triple calendar on the reverse, signed by R. Bonner...
SoldSilver Open-Face, Grand Prix Paris 1900 Era, c.1911
A large, honest Omega from the Grand Prix Paris 1900 era, running well and ready to wear or collect.This is a substantial...
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