Prices Realized from Sunday, June 6, 2004 

Vintage Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry

Auction Location: Radisson Hotel Merrimack, NH     

All items sold without Buyer's Premium or Sales Tax

(Featuring the Dr Morton Bryer Clock Collection)

Sunday, June 6, 2004 at 12:00 noon

Auction Location: Radisson Hotel Merrimack, NH     

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• 313 WW’s-(2); Zodiac SS auto as is and Eternamatic black dial
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $160
• 314 WW’s-(2) gold Omega
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $325
• 315 WW’s-(2) 14K rectangular Gruen, and a Longines
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $275
• 316 WW’s-(2) 14K round Jules Jurgensen
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $180
• 317 WW’s-(2) 14K round Longines
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $300
• 318 WW’s-(2) gold; LeCoultre and Jules Jurgensen
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $400
• 319 WW’s-(2) as is; Jules Jurgensen SS auto day date with later band and a Mido multifort auto
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $50
• 320 WW’s-(2) Swiss ladies
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $225
• 321 WW’s-(2) YGF Accutron; with later bands
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $130
• 322 WW’s-(2) 14K; Benrus Mod BH3 and a Lussier (crazed dial)
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $225
• 323 WW’s-(2); Gruen and Swiss generic
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $170
• 324 WW’s-(3); Two complete stainless Tag Heuer and a three register parts watch
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $1400
• 325 WW’s-(3) Swiss 14K fancy cased rectangular men’s
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $325
• 326 WW’s-(3) 14K Waltham
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $275
• 327 WW’s-(3) 14K; two Bulova and a Benrus
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $375
• 328 WW’s-(3) generic Swiss in 14K
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $150
• 329 WW’s-(3) gold Swiss
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $300
• 330 WW’s-(3) ladies with gold bands
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $375
• 331 WW’s-(3) rectangular 14K Swiss with hooded lugs
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $250
• 332 WW’s-(3) Swiss gold; two very clean 14K Benrus and a Bulova (missing stem and crown)
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $275
• 333 WW’s-(3) Swiss gold, one Russian, an Ideal, and an Imperial
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $190
• 334 WW’s-(3) Swiss men’s 14K
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $250
• 335 WW’s-(3) Swiss gold rectangular
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $325
• 336 WW’s-(3); Longines tank (missing crown), Timex, Lord Elgin
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $250
• 337 WW’s-(3); Movado quartz, Gruen, and Swiss
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $225
• 338 WW’s-(3); Bulova Military 10BNCH with dustcover, Benrus Model GH3 military and a Hamilton Auto Illinois Incabloc
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $250
• 339 WW’s-(4) Swiss ring watches
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $250
• 340 WW’s-(4) gold heads only
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $350
• 341 WW’s-(4) Illinois men’s mvts and dials as is; two 307’s, another 15J and one 17J
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $110
• 342 WW’s-(4) men’s rectangular gold
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $275
• 343 WW’s-(4); Three gold pendant watches w/gold pendants and gold ring watch
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $250
• 344 WW’s-(4) military as is; GF WWI wire lug, WWII Hamilton sub sec with military ordinance #’s, and 2 WWII Waltham sweep second with ordinance #s
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $200
• 345 WW’s-(5) ladies gold pendant watches w/gold pendants
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $300
• 346 WW’s-(5) 14K; Elgin round, Hampden rectangular, Gruen round and two Swiss
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $325
• 347 WW’s-(5) LeCoultre YGF manual, round, square and rectangular
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $750
• 348 WW’s-(5) men’s rectangular, four 14K and one GF
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $350
• 349 WW’s-(5) ladies quartz; 14K Lucien Picard, 18K Swiss, 14K Swiss, 18KWG Art Deco, and a rectangular WG wire lugged
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $225
• 350 WW’s-(5) men’s and ladies, three in gold
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $190
• 351 WW’s-(6) Ladies Omega manual, SS, GF, 14K and 18K
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $350
• 352 Deleted 
• 353 WW’s-(7); ladies gold Perregaux, Hamilton man’s stainless, YGF man’s Benrus, Ben Hogan Timex travel, with later Mickey Mouses
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $550
• 354 WW’s-(10); Ladies Swiss 17J in 14KYG with 14K band (missing crown), Benrus GF and stainless, Eldor GF and stainless, silver cased Ergo, stainless Rulon, Elgin, Carrington, Luntz and a Gruen
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $275
• 355 WW’s-(10) Seiko as is; 5 automatics, 1 manual wind, 4 quartz
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $10
• 356 WW’s-(11) ladies assorted
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $225
• 357 WW’s-(11) as is; Hamilton Auto, Bulova 23J auto, Vulcain auto, Vulcain manual, Omega Seamaster 300 auto, Elgin rectangular, Hamilton 21J auto, Wittnauer auto, Pierre Dore alarm, Accutron Quartz, Ladies Movado Queenmatic
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $275
• 358 WW’s-(12) ladies; eleven gold and one WGF
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $700
• 359 WW’s-(13) pendant watches, most in gold
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $600

Some photos may have distortions from light reflections.  These distortions are not necessarily problems with the watches.  If you are in question, please ask us .  

Lots that contain multiple pieces are sold as is-we advise personal attendance or a representative at the live auction if you would like to bid on these multiple pieces.

We have tried to keep a format for taking photographs. In general, for open face pocket watches the dial is the first photograph, the case is the second photograph, the movement is the third photograph, and the hallmark is the fourth photograph.  In general, for hunting case pocket watches the case is the first photograph, the dial is the second photograph, the movement is the third photograph, and the hallmark is the fourth photograph.  In general, for wristwatches the front of the case and the dial is the first photograph, the back of the case is the second photograph, and  the movement is the third photograph if available.  -Jones & Horan Auction Team

Here is a key to abbreviations:

"CT" = carat   "DMK" = damaskeening    "DSD" = double sunk dial   "DWT" = pennyweight   "ET" = engine turned   "GCW" = gold center wheel "GF" = gold-filled    "GJS" = gold jewel settings "HC" = hunting case    "HL" = hairlines    "J" = jewels    14 "K" = karat    "KW" = keywind    "KS" = keyset    "LS" = lever set   "mm" = millimeter  "OF" = open face  "PW" = pocket watch    "RN" = Roman numeral    16 "S" = size     "S#" = serial number    "SS" = stainless steel or stem set   "TW" =total weight  "WG" = white gold   "WW" = wrist watch   "YG" = yellow gold