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SIMMONS STERLING SILVER ORIGINAL MASONIC DIAL
POCKET WATCH 1880(ISH)
STOCK NUMBER SIMMONS1000------I offer for sale a rare and brilliant find
English pocket watch from aprox 1880 or so. This is a solid sterling silver
English made case and with n engine turned back and quite clean indeed. The case
maker is A.H.R and from the U.K. This dial is original and nearly perfect and
enamel NOT a repro at all. This case is almost 60mm in width or 2 1/4 inches.
The crystal is a dome "bulls eye" glass and perfect not a scratch. The hands are
original to this piece and they are solid casted original gold hands. The
key is an interesting piece and this is naturally a key wind from the back and a
key set from the hands. There is a squared off area above the minute hand and
the key fits into this slot to move the hands tot he time you need it to be at.
This lever movement is signed W.H. Simmons and the serial number for this lever
escapement is 20,439and Mr Simmons was located in East Kirby and marked as such
on the main plate of this movement. There are 7 fully cleaned jewels to this
movement and I can assure you each and every piece was inspected cleaned the
proper way and then put but together only to see the solid gold balance wheel
take off in a fine orderly action. The movement and the dial are all pinned into
place as this was common prior 1900. The chain and key are of coarse included
and the pouch will be added no extra charge. This is a big piece and probably
belongs in a museum but I offer this Masonic dial pocket watch for sale.
1200.00 USD
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ROBERT ROSKELL STERLING SILVER CHAIN FUSEE AND IN
AWESOME CONDITION
STOCK NUMBER ROSKELL2000------I have for sale a near perfect museum piece by
Robert Roskell and from the year 1882 and signed from the Chester's office in
England as indicated by the sterling silver case hallmarks. This case is 55mm
across and if you notice the sterling silver chain each and every link is signed
and hallmark and this is a rarity indeed. The enamel dial is 98% perfect. The
crystal is glass and flawless. The hands are solid gold and again 1883?> and in
such condition?. I have cleaned and serviced this chain fusee movement with too
much T.L.C as I really love to restore the "old boys" and bring them back to
perfect life. Each and every chain on the fusee winding system has been checked
for flaws. The movement has been disassembled and each and every part examined
for wear. I put all the lil ole pieces back together and one wind of the key and
it took off in a nice clean motion. The movement signed Rob Roskell and
the serial number for this chain fusee piece is 73918 and made in Liverpool
England as the movement reads. There are no flaws really to talk about on this
piece. The engraving on the back of the inside cuvette is very interesting and
it tells a story of Mr Edward Harris leaving August for Montréal via Halifax
Nova Scotia (only one of a limited number of landing points at the time
for immigrants to Canada) and was given to him by the St. Mary's choir I can
only assume as a keep sake to wish him well. Here we are 2009 and I have this
beauty in perfect condition and second to none in quality and prestige.
1000.00 USD
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OMEGA RARE RARE RARE GENUINE ENAMEL OMEGA DIAL!!!
STOCK NUMBER #OMEGA5930----- This is a once in a blue moon piece. This dial is
never seen at auction, internet nor retail outlets. This is the read deal. I
offer for sale a genuine Omega "Sidereal " dial and it is in 95% awesome clean
condition as the scans show you. The case is .800 silver and trimmed in 24 karat
gold around the edges a bit worn on some areas but rather charming and clean..
The case is extra clean and it is a dandy as well fully signed Omega. Across you
will find this case at 52mm. With the crown with the bow in the down position
this case is 63mm long. The case serial number is 7,165,773. The chain is
included and it is a gold filled ornate pocket watch chain from the same era.
This Swiss made Omega pocket watch comes with 15 superb Rubies and it is in
immaculate condition as the scans show you. I have cleaned this piece by machine
then by hand as this piece is so rare it is warranted to do so. The hands are 14
karat solid gold and I can assure you this Omega Pocket watch keeps deadly time.
The serial number for this Omega manual stem wind movement is 6,850,207 which
tells me this piece was produced in the year 1923! The crystal is glass and not
a flaw. I will tell you this may be your only chance to own such a perfect
omega pocket watch with a genuine 3 footed Omega enamel sidereal dial. Do your
homework then come back and tell me this piece is not as rare as I say it is.!
On a closing note , do not be surprised if Omega will purchase this piece for
their Museum!
PRICE AVAIL UPON REQUEST
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IMPORTANT INVENTOR "KEYLESS" STERLING
SILVER CASE BY J. M. CABE LONDON ENGLAND
STOCK NUMBER #CABE1000------If the dial was in perfect condition then this is a
3500 dollar important piece indeed. James m Cabe was located on 8 king street
Cheapside London England. He was tired of using and losing keys to fit into
pocket watches so with an oil lamp, lead pencil and good old fashion mathematics
he was one of the inventors of the "keyless" LePine style bar movement pocket
watches from the 880's period. And low and behold this is a sterling demi hunter
case! Again I wish the dial was better but it is made of kiln fired enamel
and original to this piece. The case is in nice clean condition and it is 55mm
wide, a nice larger size, and the front cover pops open but not well considering the age of this
important piece. The case serial number is 17440 and on the inside of the back
of this snap in case there is a grossly etching and it reads " Thomas Gollak,
Liberty Corner New Jersey 1918. This piece I place at the year of production
1880 or so as the movement is from this period. The winders are in the center of
the movement for the changing of the hands and at the bottom on top of the
barrel is the winder for the main spring to power this piece. There are there
are 13 jewels to this piece and as you can see I have painstakingly cleaned this
piece to perfect and it does keep time after all these years. The fob is
sterling and was presented to me with this pocket watch and will remain with it.
This J. M Cabe is half price only due to the fact of the dial and as well the
case not opening a full 90 degree angle. It is clean and it is an important
piece as it lead the way for the pocket watch industry to start using "keyless"
wind and set pieces.
1500.00 USD
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LONGINES "TREAT & EACRET" 17 JEWEL GOLD FILLED AND WELL
SERVICED
STOCK NUMBER # LONGINES1050------ As you can see this is an important Longines
pocket watch and made especially for the Treat and Eacret people in San
Francisco. This is a 17 jewels Longines signed piece and it is in a gold filled
case and nearly perfect all around. The serial number for this three finger
bridge Longines is 2,195,436 which gives me the year of production and it is
1908 at the Longines Swiss factories. The case is signed "Fortune Gold filled"
and the case serial number is 3,230,661. The dial is enamel and perfect, it is
MINT perfect I can tell you this I all the Veritas of the English language. The
hands are original and the case I may want to implement is a "swing out". When
you unscrew the bezel there is a small indentation at the bottom of the six
position and when the crown is lifted out "MAKE SURE YOU DO THIS) the movement
with a bit of help will swing out of the case but attached to a nickel holding
ring. Again this is an important piece with a high grade movement and as
always this piece has been carefully restored piece by piece by myself so a full
warrant applies to this gem and all others with pleasure. This is a 16 size stem
wind and stem set.
700.00 USD
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Godfrey Eacret, president of Shreve, Treat and Eacret, San Francisco, in the
1920s and ’30s, was a leader in local, state, and national jewelry organizations
and an outspoken proponent of gem education and accuracy in gem sales. He was
president of the Retail Jewelers Research Group, whose support was vital in
establishing the Gemological Institute of America and the early gemological
movement. Eacret was the first chairman of GIA as well as a major adviser; a
contributor of money, gems, and equipment; and an advocate of its training.
Robert M. Shipley Sr. called him “the soul of the gemological movement [who]
more than any other in the jewelry trade was responsible for the successful
establishment” of GIA.
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INVAR
COIN SILVER AMAZING CASE AND SERVICED
STOCK NUMBER # INVAR4000-4------I have for sale a Swiss good solid quality
pocket watch in a coin signed silver case and again well designed and it is a
heavy case. This is a 16 size Swiss made Invar pocket watch by American size
standards. Notice the coin silver inner cuvette (dust cover) is signed with the
Invar logo and this pocket watch won the Milan medal in 1906 which is the year
this piece was produced!. The case serial number is 130,327and again well signed
and documented form the Invar company. The dial is enamel and it has been
repaired. The hands are solid gold and original as well as the glass crystal. The
movement has been fully serviced and I love the "unique" micro regulator on the
balance cock. There are 15 jewels to this beauty and each and every jewel has
been hand cleaned and inspected so not to worry. This is a terrific time keeper
indeed. This pocket watch across is 52mm and it is not a bulky piece at
all so it can be put into a pocket with ease!.
750.00 USD
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STERLING
SILVER CASED CHAIN FUSEE AND SERVICED
STOCK NUMBER #
FUSEE1000-4------The scans show you everything you need to know!. This is a
sterling silver cased Chain Fusee pocket watch and it is unsigned. The case is
hallmarked and it dates from the 1863 and it is a London hallmark. Imagine all
these years later and it works just fine. this sterling case is 47mm wide and
56mm long with the crown. this piece is a chain driven movement and it is a key
wind and key set from the hands. the Chain is attached to both mainspring barrel
and the Fusee wheel. As you wind the watch it pulls the chain to the barrel and
causes tension to make the watch run. Quite amazing when you think about it. The
inner cover is super clean and so is the case. This movement was cleaned by hand
and each piece was checked and cleaned. hen I put it all back together it was
the movement of truth and this gem took off like a rocket. There are 11 jewels
to this unsigned English Fusee movement and the bezel with the crystal is a
swing out. I rally cant tell you more than this except it is a piece that is
second to none and quite loud for a pocket watch that is in fact over 125 years
old!. On a closing note please notice the balance is an under spring which is
quite unique.
700.00 USD
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