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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• 598 PW’s-(2) mvts and dials only; English fusee with dial and mvt both marked WH Caloun Nashville Tenn 45mm and a 44mm nickel high grade split second in excellent condition signed Theodore Starr NY
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $400
• 599 PW’s-(2) Sportcraft chrome plated nickel Swiss stopwatches, New Old Stock with boxes
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $50
• 600 PW’s-(2) .800 silver OF, ladies and man’s with pink gold bezels
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $275
• 601 PW’s-(2); Breitling chrome plated nickel split second stopwatches with 30 min registers
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $170
• 602 PW’s-(2); Swiss pendant in YG and enamel signed Mattley in scalloped HC (damaged dial) and a gold and enamel Jules Mathey in HC (needs lift spring)
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $550
• 603 PW’s-(2) as is; 47mm silver HC KWKS cuvette stamped MJ Tobias with interesting engraving of mountain climber and a gold 50mm cased French fusee with cuvette and large diamond endstone, white porcelain dial with Arabic numerals; (fine gold case and mvt, poor dial, hl’s and flaked)
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $425
• 604 PW’s-(2) Hampden; 105 16S 21J LS and 18S 17J PS (brassy case)
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $170
• 605 PW’s-(2) O-S 14K HC as is; Hampden and Elgin
  Photo1   Photo2   Photo3   Photo4   Photo5   Photo6   Photo7   Photo8   Photo9   Photo10  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $350
• 606 PW’s-(2) Swiss about 47mm silver OF lever (both clean and running)
  Photo1   Photo2   Photo3   Photo4   Photo5   Photo6   Photo7   Photo8  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $190
• 607 PW’s-(2) Swiss gold HC; James Tissot 35mm with box and a Swiss enamel with key and stamp
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $250
• 608 PW’s-(2) 18S Hampden OF with DSD and 17J New Railway in worn case
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $225
• 609 PW’s-(2) Swiss enamel stem wind porcelain dials (one pin set in need of movement work and a crystal)
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $275
• 610 PW’s-(2); Illinois 17J adj LS and a Burlington 19J LS (in poor case)
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $150
• 611 PW’s-(2) OS HC as is; Waltham 14K (needs hands and crystal) and a Swiss O-S enamel 10J
  Photo1   Photo2   Photo3   Photo4   Photo5   Photo6   Photo7   Photo8   Photo9   Photo10   Photo11  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $275
• 612 PW’s-(2) 18S Elgin PS and a Hampden LS (brassy case)
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $100
• 613 PW’s-(2) Swiss 55mm HC; Arnold Adams and a Tobias, both with keys
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $160
• 614 PW’s-(2); Burlington 16S YGF HC 19J 3 finger bridge and an 18S Rockford SW marked adjusted, as is
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $250
• 615 PW’s-(3) verge fusee as is; W Paulit and Co Stockholm, Wm Constable Dundee, and J Gibson London
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $350
• 616 PW’s-(3) Waltham; two 16S GF OF and a 10S GF HC
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $140
• 617 PW’s-(3) YG ball form; Avalon, Borel and Heno
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $140
• 618 PW’s-(3); Hamilton WGF 910, Illinois 17J, and a Hampden Dueber Grand
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $180
• 619 PW’s-(3) GF pendants, two Elgin and a Waltham
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $190
• 620 PW’s-(3); gold fancy dial Waltham missing cuvette, and two GF HC pendants and several keys
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $350
• 621 PW’s-(4) Swiss; one GF 16S HC, one silver OF abut 10S, and two base metal (all complete)
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $140
• 622 PW’s-(4) gold pendants; multi colored French, a boxed Swiss and two other Swiss
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $180
• 623 PW’s-(4); Elgin GF OF, Swiss Mura 12S in YGF, Gruen Veri Thin in engraved GF case and a Seth Thomas GF 7J
  Photo1     This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $90
• 624 PW’s-(5) Elgin; two 18S OF, two 16S OF and a 6S HC
  Photo1   Photo2  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $400
• 625 PW’s-(5) Wakmann chrome plated nickel stopwatches with boxes, New Old Stock
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $250
• 626 PW’s-(5); 14K Elgin, 14K Tavanna, two Swiss in nickel cases and an Elgin 16S (complete but as is)
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $225
• 627 PW’s-(5) fusee from the late 18th and early nineteenth centuries; includes Wm Stapleton England, Godfrey Paris, Ransom London in worn gilt repousse case, and two unmarked, with misc winding keys (complete but in need of overhaul)
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $500
• 628 PW’s-(6) Chesterfield Swiss New Old Stock chrome-plated nickel OF
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $275
• 629 Watch lot-wrists and several pockets
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $10
• 630 Watch lot-includes a Timer, pocket Ben, dial and box, chains, key, etc
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $60
• 631 Watch lot-several vintage wrists and pockets including one with train on ore back
  Photo1  This lot sold on 6/6/04 for $80

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