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| Pictured here is a Russells Limited in 18K gold case. Click any picture to enlarge. |
| Pictured above is a beautiful Waltham 6 size in a solid 14K gold case. Movement with 15 jewels and gold bezel set jewels. |
| Pictured to the left and above is 16sz Waltham Vanguard with a 23 jewels movement adjusted to 6 positions. Gold set jewels with a gold center wheel. Beautiful railroad watch. |
| Above Waltham Riverside Maximus in 14K gold hunter case. It is a 12 size movement with 23 jewels and gold train wheels. Nickel bridge movement with raised gold jewel settings and diamond end stones. Porcelain dial with a few hairlines, blued steel hands. Movement # 16027529 . Hairline cracks between 3 and 4 o'clock. Serviced October 2007. |
| Howard size 12 in 14K gold swing out case with original box and guarantee with sales price of $55. |
| Pictured above a very collectible Hamilton cal. 992 with Elinvar hairspring and mono metalic ballance wheel. Watch dates to 1930s. 10K gold filled, bar over crown model 8 case. Solid gold jewel settings with a solid gold center wheel. Few hairlines on the dial, from center. |
| Pictured above a beautiful ladies size Elgin in a 14K solid gold hunter case. Porcelain dial with Roman numerals. The case weighing 20.6 grams(w/o the movement) is beautifully hand engraved. |
| Pictured here RARE Hamilton grade 935 in 14K solid gold hunter case. The case was manufactured by Brooklyn Watch Case Co. This watch bears a serial number 3147 which puts it in the first year of Hamilton production !!! This run of serial numbers was in the finishing department in 1894. There were only 1700 grade 935 movements ever manufactured. How many are still out there after 114 years? How many in the original 14K gold case ??? RARE WATCH !! Serviced March 2008. |
| The case without the movement weighs 68 Gr. May be 60 Gr. w/o the steel spring. |
| Above and left, Longines in 18K yellow gold hunter case. |
| Below a BEAUTIFUL Elgin in 14K 5 color gold case !! The body of the case is yellow with a tinge of rose. Pink, yellow,white and green gold sections are applied on top. |
| According to Jerry Matthews from Sussex England: "the hallmark dates the case to 1919-20. Russells Limited are listed in Loomes as working at 18 Church Street Liverpool from 1900 to 1920. There appear to be two case makers' marks on the case. P.J on the inside cover is probably Percy John Jones of Coventry, who was noted as a maker of gold cases. He was registered at the London assay office in 1913. The C.H on the stem could be Charles Harris also of Coventry. His date of registration is much earlier---1878---but he could of course have been working still 35 years later. |
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| To the right a beautiful and quite collectible 18 size Elgin "Father Time". Beautifully decorated movement with 21 jewels. I believe the hands were replaced sometime in the past as this railroad grade watch most likely left the factory with black hands. Mint Mongomery dial !! |