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Pocket Watches and Hunters
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A J W Benson signed and numbered Victorian 9ct Gold Half-Hunter pocket antique Watch, the signed and numbered English full-plate movement jewelled to the centre wheel, by J W Benson, London, watch makers to the Queen, the 9ct gold case is in perfect condition with no dents, the signed white enamel dial with large subsidiary seconds and blued steel double spade type hands, circa 1916 Watch 1 ¾ -inches round
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Burchett, London. An 18ct gold half hunter pocket antique watch with original fitted box and seal Birmingham Hallmark for 19013/4 frosted gilt movement signed 'Burchett, 69 Cheapside, London, 241076', enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, blued steel hands, front case with enamel Roman chapter ring, together with makers fitted box and seal, dial and movement signed 48mm
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A Swiss gold and ruby set 1820’s verge escapement pocket antique watch by Abraham Vacheron Girod, A Geneve, No 16689, the foliate engraved gold repouse and ruby set case encrusted with ruby’s to the front bezel and back, the signed Swiss chain fusee movement with verge escapement and engraved back cock, the engine turned silvered convex dial with black Roman numerals and blued trefoil type hand’s, circa 1820, Part of the Vacheron family before the Constantine partnership 43mm
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An early to mid 20th Century nickel cased open faced Keyless Military Pocket Watch, Rolex A20330, the signed 15-jewel movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel over coiled hair spring, to a black enamel dial, with previously luminous Arabic numerals, outside minute track and sunk subsidiary seconds, with further luminous fill hands, in a polished case, with screw down back cover, marked A20330 over GS Mk II over the broad arrow, further marked to the band and dial, circa 1939, The black dial pocket watch was evaluated by the British Army and given the grade “General Service Mark II”. 2” - Inches round
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