Prices Realized from Sunday, September 26, 2004 

Vintage Watches, Clocks, Carriage Clocks, Ship's Chronometers and Jewelry 

All items were sold without Buyer's Premium or Sales Tax

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Lots 599-630  Multiple Pocketwatches

• 599 PW’s-(2) Hamilton; 926 18S 17J in swingout case and a 954 16S GF OF
  Photo1   Photo2   This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $225
• 600 PW’s-(2); Omega about 14S chrome OF and a Swiss jump second with chronograph, missing cuvette
  Photo1   Photo2   Photo3   Photo4   Photo5   This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $150
• 601 PW’s-(2); Waltham M88 16S GF OF with fancy multi color porcelain dial with crack and a Rockford 16S SW in a swingout case
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $190
• 602 PW’s-(2) Swiss fine silver cased; Haas for Shreve, Crump and Low in Art Deco silver 44mm OF case, lacking stem, crown and crystal and an Art Nouveau 46mm silver OF case, non running
  Photo1    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $190
• 603 PW’s-(2) 18S Elgin OF; GM Wheeler GF SW and an 18S stemwind, both running
  Photo1   Photo2   This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $160
• 604 PW’s-(2) 6S GF HC; US Watch Co and a Columbus with hl’s, both fine runners
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $150
• 605 PW’s-(2) Elgin 7J HC, low karat cases
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $275
• 606 PW’s-(2) Waltham 18S GF OF; split style case and a 17J PS Bartlett
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $180
• 607 PW’s-(2); Hamilton 18S 21J recased GF and an Aurora silver KW S#121146 broken balance, hl’s, and missing seconds bit
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $250
• 608 PW’s-(2); Hampden 18S ore silver OF LS SW, clean and running and a Waltham 18S OF SW in ore case, not running
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $110
• 609 PW’s-(2); Waltham M92 PS Bartlett with special three color HC and an Elgin GF OF
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $425
• 610 PW’s-(2); Waltham SW 18S swingout and a Hampden 18S OF
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $170
• 611 PW’s-(2) pendant as is; 18K stem wind with floral decorated dial and wolf tooth winding and a YGF Simmons pin and a Swiss
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $120
• 612 PW’s-(2) Elgin GF HC; 18S SW missing bow and with broken mainspring and a 6S GF LS, missing bezel
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $130
• 613 PW’s-(2); Hampden General Stark GF with balance problem and a Hamilton 910 GF OF, needs bow and has light dial flaking
  Photo1   Photo2   This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $ 30
• 614 PW’s-(2); NY Standard 12S 15J with gold over sterling case and a Swiss 16S 17J KW
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $130
• 615 PW’s-(2); Contract 18S silveroid, 43mm SW SS and Swiss KWKS silver OF 41mm detached lever with attached chain ,crystal cracked and dial with some pitting
  Photo1   Photo2   Photo3   Photo4   Photo5   Photo6    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $110
• 616 PW’s-(2) GF HC fancy dials, with hl’s
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $90
• 617 PW’s-(2) Waltham; clean M83 Broadway 18S KW sterling OF and a PS Bartlett KWKS coin HC
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $300
• 618 PW’s-(2); Elgin O-S 14K HC stem wind and a silver OF with chain
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $140
• 619 PW’s-(3) Military; 16S Hamilton 19J Mod 23 chronograph, complete and running, 16S Waltham Type A-8 Navigation Stopwatch complete and running, Hamilton 22S 21J deck watch with wind indicator, rusty and as is
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $600
• 620 PW’s-(3) as is; Frank E Place Boston, Mass Contract, Illinois 15J, and a Columbus Railway King 16J two tone in coin case
  Photo1   Photo2   This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $300
• 621 PW’s-(3) fusee; Young, Eubank, and a Marriott
  Photo1    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $190
• 622 PW’s-(3) English silver cased, as is
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $110
• 623 PW’s-(3) Swiss; gold over silver 48mm HC KW non running, a silver 54mm OF with raised depiction of young female painter on case back, poor dial and crystal, and a silver 56mm OF center chronograph, with one winding arbor broken
  Photo1   Photo2   Photo3   Photo4    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $300
• 624 PW’s-(3) Waltham; 10S GF OF, 18S GF LS HC, and PS Bartlett 18S KW (brassy); runners but with hl’s
  Photo1   This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $ 325
• 625 PW’s-(3); Illinois 12S 15J OF, Illinois 16S 11J, and a 16S 17J Stewart Special
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $170
• 626 PW’s-(3); Waltham 16S OF, Columbus 18S coin OF and a Waltham 12S HC
  Photo1   Photo2    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $190
• 627 PW’s-(3) stopwatches in base metal cases; yachting, Clebar, and Swiss split second
  Photo1    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $110
• 628 PW’s-(5); Burlington 21J with original case, poor dial and broken staff, Seth Thomas 18S KW, Waltham 18S OF, Hampden fancy dial (hl’s) and case, and an enameled and silver folding watch, as is
  Photo1   Photo2   This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $275
• 629 PW’s-(6); Swiss silver boxhinge, 18S Hampden11J, 16S Hampden 15J 2 tone, 18S 7J Waltham, 16S Waltham, and a Swiss Tavannes Chronometre Simontow with porcelain locomotive dial
  Photo1    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $375
• 630 PW’s-(11) miscellaneous
  Photo1    This lot sold on 9/26/04 for $90

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