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| Please e-mail us at mila_d@cox.net if interested in any of the watches listed here. We will be happy to provide further details.Click on any of the pictures to view enlarged photo, then click again for maximum enlargement. |
| Left and below an unusual $20 U.S. coin watch. Usually one finds these with the coin hollowed out and small case housing the movement inserted inside. This one has the movement encased directly in the coin. Movement cal. 2003 by Audemars Piguet. |
| Pictured here unusual DeLaneau "Three Time Zones" model in 18K gold. The case weighs 88.0 grams !! 37 mm across by 56 mm long. Center movement automatic ETA 2892A2. Time in 2 additional time zones is |
| shown using quartz movements. Main center movement also shows month of the year on mother of pearl sub dial and date pointed to by a red tipped hand. The 2 small dials showing times in other time zones also have mother of peral dials. Spedcially made alligator band has metal made inserts with threaded holes. The band is held on each side with 4 gold screws which screw into the band. The buckle is 18K gold as well. This watch is engineered very well and pictured do not do it justice. One has to hold it in one's hands. |
| Above an interesting design by Gucci. Stainless steel assymetrical case with surface decorated with small cut squares. Model # 7100. Crocodile leather band and stainless steel deployant buckle. |
| Above Wakmann triple calendar 3 register chronograph with Valjoux 730 movement. Valjoux 730 was an improvement on Val. 72C which was used in Rolex watches in 1950s through 1970s. Val.730 beats at a higher rate. Movement serviced in Nov. 2010. |
| LeCoultre Rare Vintage Triple Date Moon Phase. Circa 1950. Original dial, blue date numerals, day and date and moon phase appertures. Blued steel hands. Gold filled case 24mm by 41mm. Acrylic crystal. Movement: caliber 486/AW, 17 jewels, straight line lever escapement, rectangular. Very minimal brassing. Serviced Nov. 2010 |
| Pictured here Bulova Accutron Astronaut in a stainless steel case. Rare Day Night version !!! With original bracelet |
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| An almost identical watch except with Cartier signature sold at Antiquorum |
| for over $8500 !!! in 2011. |
| Pictured on the left Cartier Pasha chronograph in stainless steel. Comes with Cartier box. |
| Below and Titus Solvil Calypsomatic divers watch. Original black dial with gilt printing. The luminous material was retouched on hour markers and hands. Bi-directional bezel, screw in crown and back. 21 jewels automatic movement. Roulette date wheel, black and red. Apparently this model was issued to French Navy back in 1960s or 1970s. |
| Below a rare Vacheron Constantin $20 U.S. coin watch. There were numerous companies making these watches starting in 1950s. To find one by Vacheron Constantin is quite rare. It is encased in a 22K gold $20 gold piece minted in San Fransisco in 1906. The watch case mounted inside is 18K gold. |
| The case is signed as is the dial and movement. One almost identical to this one sold recently at an ANTIQUORUM auction for over $13,500 |
| Here is one offered for $56,000 !!! SwissLuxury.com |
| The super thin movement is signed Vacheron Constantin Geneve. It has 18 jewels and adjusted to temperatures. Also adjusted in 2 positions. Movement serial number is 514153.The dial is original as are the blued steel hands. |