Elgin. A fine silver open face U S Navy deck watch with winding indicatorElgin Nat'l. Watch Co., No. 16748904, circa 1911

Elgin. A fine and rare stainless steel open face center seconds hack watch with winding indicatorB. W. Raymond, Nos. 28407038 and 41758538

Elgin. A fine multi colored 14K gold hunter cased watch with convertible movementElgin Nat'l Watch Co., No. 607201

Elgin. A fine 14K gold box hinge open face watch with convertible movementElgin Nat'l Watch Co., No. 942280

Elgin. A fine modified 14K gold hunter cased watch with fancy dialElgin Nat'l Watch Co., not numbered, but signed F. C Merrill

Elgin. A fine 18K gold open face watch with convertible movement Elgin Nat'l Watch Co., No. 607101, retailed by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia

Elgin. A fine 14K gold engraved hunter cased convertible movement watch with fancy dialNo. 701521

Waltham. A rare silver hunter cased watchAmerican Watch Co., No. 40118

Waltham. A rare 14K gold open face chronograph with registerA. W. Co., No. 3038560

Waltham. A very fine 14K engraved gold box hinge hunter cased watch with specially finished movement and decorative dialAm'n. Watch Co., No. 1763030

Waltham. A gold hunter cased watch with Civil War inscription and a silver open face watchAppleton, Tracy & Co., Nos. 100822 and 125174

Waltham. A fine 18K gold hunter cased watchAmerican Watch Co., No 125462

Waltham. A fine 14K multi colored gold hunter cased watchAm'n Watch Co., no. 1833521

Waltham. A rare 18K gold hunter cased watchSigned for Ball, Black & Co., New York, no. 600124

Waltham. An unusual 18K gold hunter cased watchSigned for Robbins, Clark & Biddle, Philadelphia, no. 871263

Waltham. A fine and rare 18K gold hunter cased watch incorporating Nashua Watch Co. material and with jeweled hairspring studAmerican Watch Co., No. 50246, Nashua Movement No. 1229

A very rare open face "Chronometer-Lever Escapement" watch movementSigned "Mozart Watch Co., Ann Arbor, Mich., No. 7, Don J. Mozart Patent Dec. 24, 1868"

Ezra F. Bowman, Lancaster PA. A fine and rare 14K gold hunter cased watchNo. 24

Ezra F. Bowman, Lancaster PA. A fine and rare 14K gold hunter cased watchNo.36

Otay Watch Co., Otay California. A rare gold filled box hinge hunter cased watch No. 250 signed P. H. Wheeler

Otay Watch Co., Otay California. A rare gold filled hunter cased watch No. 30539, signed Native Son

Otay Watch Co., Otay California. A rare gold filled box hinge hunter cased watch No. 1518, signed F. A. Kimball

Charles Fasoldt, Albany, NY. A rare silver hunter cased watch No. 365, Signed on the third wheel bridge "Pat. Feb.1.1859, Apr.5.1864 & March 7, 1865"

Charles Fasoldt, Albany, NY. A very rare silver openface watch with monometallic balance and compensation curbNo. 104, signed on the escape wheel bridge "C. Fasoldt's / patent." and on the third wheel bridge "Feb.1.1859 / Apr.5.1865 No.104."

Albert H. Potter, Geneva. A fine 18K rose gold open face lever watch with dateUnsigned, retailed by Fritz Piguet & Bachmann, Genève, Case No. 12149

A. Huguenin & Sons, Locle. A 14K rose gold hunter cased quarter repeating chronographNo. 30498, last quarter 19th century

Ami Lecoultre, Brassus & Geneva. A fine 18K gold open face split chronograph with jump quarter seconds and registerNo. 3577, signed with patent dates, Jan'y 4, '87 and Sep 2, '88, last quarter 19th century

Patek Philippe. An 18K rose gold open face keyless lever watchCase No. 225870, Movement no. 114090, circa 1900

Jules Jurgensen, Copenhagen. A fine 18K rose gold openface keyless lever watch with box and certificateNo. 14402, the certificate dated December, 1881

A. Lange, Dresden. A fine 18K gold open face keyless lever watchNo. 8828, retailed by Charles William Schumann, New York, sold 1873

Volta. A fine chased 18K gold hunter cased minute repeating watch set with a diamondCase no. 33129, circa 1900

Golay Fils & Stahl, Geneva. A fine 18K gold hunter cased minute repeating split second chronograph with registerNo. 24644, last quarter 19th century

Charles Oudin, Élève de Breguet. A fine and rare 18K gold open face quarter repeating watch with regulator dial and calendarNo. 4340, first quarter 19th century

An unusual English 18K gold pair case patent lever watch with chronometer balanceThe case hallmarked Chester, 1818

An engraved 18K gold two-train independent seconds dual-time lever watchSwiss, retailed by M. I. Tobias, Liverpool, second quarter 19th century

Robert Newman, London. A gilt metal hour striking verge clockwatchNo. 7, second quarter 18th century

Daniel Quare, London. A silver pair case verge alarm watchNo. 272, first quarter 18th century

Daniel & Thomas Grignon, London. A repoussé gold pair case quarter repeating verge watchNo. 1154, second quarter 18th century

Gregson à Paris. A fine enameled gold and pearl verge watch with matching keyNo. 1927, case with charge and discharge of Henri Clavel (1782-1789), Paris date mark for 1786, case maker's mark, L-F L, roue dentée, fleur de lis couronnée

Two good Swiss verge watches set with brilliants and portrait miniaturesGeneva, late 18th century

JLn. LeRoy à Paris. A fine enameled gold pearl-set quarter repeating verge watch for the Turkish marketNo. 20590, late 18th century

John Ellicott, London. A fine repousse gold quarter repeating verge watch set with diamonds and a later 18K gold chainNo. 541, mid-18th century

A fine vari colored gold and turquoise verge watch with chain and keySwiss, first quarter 19th century

An unusual gem set 14K gold cane handle with concealed watchAustrian, last quarter 19th century

Vacheron & Constantin. An 18K gold lady's bracelet watchCase no. 371865, Movement no. 532724, 1950's

Audemars Piguet. A fine 18K white gold covered bracelet wristwatchCase no. 5521, Movement no. 57439, 1950's

Cressarrow. A platinum and diamond lady's bracelet watchThe movement signed C. H. Meylan, no. 3517, 1920's

Patek Philippe. A fine 18K gold lady's wristwatch and a 14k gold strapRef:3182, Case no. 686433, Movement no. 855586, circa 1955

Cartier. A fine 18K gold lady's Tank wristwatch with box and certificateNo. 7808712684 / 60001, circa 1984

Rolex. An early silver wristwatch with enamel dialCase no. 614638, London import mark for 1914

Patek Philippe. A fine 18K gold automatic wristwatch with dateRef:3514, Case No. 214950, Movement no. 1122304, sold 1967

Patek Philippe. A fine 18K gold wristwatch with original box and certificateEllipse, Ref:3648, Case no. 2723318, Movement no. 1215627, sold 1973

Heuer. A rare stainless steel black dial chronograph wristwatch with dateCarrera, Ref:3147, circa 1966

Omega. A fine stainless steel tachymeter chronograph and braceletSpeedmaster Professional, Ref: 145022-69ST, Movement no. 29604281, circa 1970

Patek Philippe. A fine 18K white gold automatic wristwatch with moon phase and power reserveRef:5015, Case no. 4022015, Movement no. 3052158, circa 1995

Breguet. An 18K gold automatic wristwatch with perpetual calendar, moon phase and power reserveRef:3310, Case no. 5137, Movement no. 2238, 1990's

Breguet. A fine 18K gold automatic wristwatch with date, moon phase and power reserveRef: 3130, Case no. 4213F, Movement no. 6637, sold 1999

Patek Philippe. A fine 18K gold automatic center seconds bracelet watch with annual calendar, moon phase and power reserveRef:5036/1J-001, Case no. 4052028, Movement no. 3143334, sold 1999

A fine gilt grande sonnerie carriage clock with alarm, thermometer and compass With the trademark of Quinet & Richard, Paris, last quarter 19th century

A lacquered brass five-minute repeating carriage clock with alarm François-Arsène Margaine, Paris, No. 6209, last quarter 19th century

A fine gilt striking and repeating carriage clock with alarm Signed Jules à Paris, circa 1840

A very fine enamel paneled hour repeating carriage clock with alarmRetailed by Schlesicky, Frankfurt, late 19th century

A fine porcelain paneled striking and repeating carriage clock With the trademark of Achille Brocot, Paris, No. 188, last quarter 19th century

A finely enameled silver and hardstone minute repeating shuttered boudoir clock Swiss, first quarter 20th century

Geneva Clock Co. A small enameled silver and hardstone boudoir timepieceEarly 20th century

A fine French Art Deco small enameled silver, nephrite, lapis lazuli and hardstone timepiece Signed Tiffany & Co., probably 1930's

A very fine Art Deco carved rock crystal, onyx and diamond enameled silver gilt desk clock Swiss, retailed by E. M. Gattle, New York, circa 1925

Cartier, France. An unusual mirrored and enameled Art Deco large desk clockNo. 1073, 1930's

A fine Louis XVI ormolu striking table clock depicting the Three Graces Signed Lepaute à Paris the case after a model by François Vion, last quarter 18th century

A fine porcelain paneled gilt striking table clock French, last quarter 19th century

A fine ormolu mounted vernis martin quarter striking and quarter repeating musical clock on bracket The case with the stamp of the ébéniste Jean Goyer, Paris, third quarter 18th century

An ormolu mounted mahogany portico striking mantel regulator Dubois fils, Rue St. Honoré No. 22, Paris, first quarter 19th century

A fine and rare weight driven skeleton timepiece with calendar signed on the dial, Lépine, Place des Victoires No. 12 and on the frame, Lépine à Paris, No. 4373, late 18th century

A French month going great wheel glass plate skeleton timepiece First quarter 19th century

A fine quarter chiming York Minster brass skeleton clock and a dome Attributed to William Frederick Evans of Handsworth, Birmingham, late 19th century

A skeleton timepiece with detent escapement and a dome Retailed by Vaughn, Bristol, third quarter 19th century

A fine quarter chiming gilt brass Westminster Cathedral skeleton clock Attributed to William Frederick Evans, Handsworth, Birmingham, second half 19th century

A fine hour striking Scott Memorial skeleton clock with balance wheel lever escapement and a dome Attributed to William Frederick Evans, Handsworth, Birmingham, mid 19th century

A fine quarter chiming brass skeleton clock with deadbeat escapement and a dome Attributed to Smith's of Clerkenwell, retailed by Cooper, Huddersfield, mid 19th century

A fine hour and half hour striking skeleton clock with dead beat escapement and dome Retailed by Thos. Halliwell, Market, Place Dewsbury, mid 19th century

Aaron Dodd Crane's Carousel Year-going Astronomical Timepiece, No. 5 signed Boston Clock Co., 375 Days and with 1841 to 1855 patent dates

Aaron Dodd Crane's Single-Ball torsion pendulum Year Mantel Clock signed J. R. Mills & Co., Belleville, NJ, circa 1842-1844

Aaron Dodd Crane's Three-Ball Month Mantel Clock signed J. R. Mills & Co., New York, circa 1845-1846

Aaron Dodd Crane's Six-Ball Year Mantel Clock signed Year Clock Co., New York circa 1846

Aaron Dodd Crane's Three-Ball eight-day Mantel Clock Signed, J. R. Mills & Co., New York, circa 1846-1848

A patinated, gilt and silvered metal Tuerlingx Patent "Table Time Keeper" Signed James Tuerlingx, New York with patent date, Circa 1860

The Patent Model of the "Screw Clock" with maintaining power of James Tuerlingx, New York Signed and dated 1856, for Patent No. 15344, issued January 6, 1857

A rare gilt metal triple dial Tuerlingx patent screw clock No. 9, signed on the base, the dial signed "The American Screw Clock," circa 1860

A rare gilt and patinated metal triple dial Tuerlingx patent screw clock No. 12, signed on the base, the dial signed "Made for J. C. Kennedy, New York, The American Screw Clock," circa 1860

A Federal inlaid mahogany shelf clock Massachusetts, late 18th, early 19th century

A brass lantern clock with later movement Signed on the dial plate "Thomas Knifton at the Crossed Keys in Lothbury", mid 17th century and later

A rare neoclassical painted metal urn-form projection clock Late 18th / early 19th century

A walnut striking traveling clock with loud / soft adjustment Signed, Payne & Co., 163 New Bond St., London, mid-19th century

A fine brass mounted mahogany quarter chiming table clock John Ellicott, London, mid-18th century

An ebonized table clock with alarm and pull quarter repeat Henry Hurt, London, mid 18th century

An ebonized striking table clock John Knapp, London, early 18th century

An ebonized Dutch striking two-tune musical table clock with moon phase Signed John Hallifax, London, mid 18th century

A fine green chinoiserie lacquer quarter chiming two-tune musical clock Daniel de St Leu, London, mid - 18th century

A fine and rare George III Neoclassical ormolu urn clock Signed Paul Rimbault, London, last quarter 18th century

A fine Viennese walnut chiming longcase clock Signed Iac. Mæÿer in Wienn, second quarter 18th century

A fine arabesque seaweed marquetry longcase clock signed Jonathan Lowndes, London, circa 1700

A fine mahogany wall regulator with Dennison's three-legged gravity escapement and Arnold zinc / steel pendulum Dent, 61 Strand & 34 Royal Exchange London, no. 1437, circa 1853

A fine mahogany quarter chiming domestic regulator with glass rod pendulum Dent, London, no. 1012, last quarter 19th century

A fine and rare gilt bronze and glass mystery clock. Signed by Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin, Paris, mid-19th century

A fine and rare patinated and gilt bronze mystery clock Signed by Jean Eugene Robert-Houdin, Paris, mid 19th Century

A remarkable carved and bronze mounted quarter striking hall clock Circa 1900, the case and bronzes Japanese, the movement probably English

Rolex. An 18K rose gold automatic center seconds bracelet watch with day and dateOyster Perpetual Day-Date, Ref:1803, Case no. 2804178, circa 1970

Three Ball railway trade union watches

Elgin. A fine and rare open face military center seconds navigation watch with 24-hour dial and winding indicatorB. W. Raymond, unnumbered, possibly a prototype, the movement signed "U.S. Army A. C."

Elgin. A hunter cased watch with winding indicator and an open face watch with 24-hour dial

Elgin. A fine 14K engraved gold hunter cased doctor's center seconds watchElgin Nat'l Watch Co., No. 926584

Elgin. A fine 14K gold open face watch with convertible movementElgin Nat'l Watch Co., No. 942218

Elgin. A fine 14K gold open face watch with convertible movementElgin Nat'l Watch Co., No. 942175

Elgin. A fine 18K gold hunter cased watch with convertible movement Elgin Nat'l Watch Co., No. 607090

Elgin. A fine 14K engraved gold open face doctor's center seconds watchElgin Nat'l Watch Co., No. 632225

E. Howard & Co. A very rare 14K gold open face Ball railway trade union watchOrder of Railway Conductors, No. 308436

Three Ball railway trade union watches

Waltham. A fine 14K gold hunter cased watchAmerican Watch Co., No. 6500749

Waltham. A fine 18K gold watch for the English market

Waltham. An 18K gold hunter cased watchAmn. Watch Co., No. 380090

Waltham. A fine 18K gold hunter cased watchAmerican Watch Co., no. 1448915

Waltham. A fine 14K gold open face watchAmerican Watch Co., No. 6500267

Waltham. A fine 18K gold open face watchAmerican Watch Co., No 190349

Waltham. A fine 18K gold hunter cased watchAm'n Watch Co., no 871019

Waltham. Two fine 14K gold open face precision dress watches

Three Ball railway trade union watches

Waltham. A rare 18K gold hunter cased watch with reversible center pinion and another watch silver casedAppleton, Tracy & Co., No. 28712 and 28769

A fine 14K multi colored gold diamond-set box hinge hunter cased watch and a chain of gold quartz links with gold nugget fobThe case by Keller & Untermeyer, New York, the case and Swiss watch retailed by Mermod & Jaccard, St. Louis, circa 1890

New York Watch Co., Springfield Mass. A fine 18K gold hunter cased watchJohn L. King, no. 5622

Tiffany & Co. A fine 18K gold hunter cased keyless lever watchNo. 75972, late 19th century

Desbois & Wheeler, London. A fine 18K gold pair case duplex watch with compensation curbNo. 2190, case hallmarked London, 1812

An 18K rose gold open face quarter repeating musical watch Swiss, circa 1810, maker's mark "AM" in a rectangle, no. 105

John Ellicott, London. A gilt pair case quarter repeating verge watchNo. 2659, mid-18th century

LeRoy et fils, Paris. A silver and gold quarter repeating verge watchNo. 11024, first quarter 19th century

A gold open face quarter repeating verge watchContinental, late 18th century

Romilly à Paris. A fine enameled gold verge watchNo. 1029, last quarter 18th century

Pascal Hubert à Rouen. A gilt oignon verge watchLate 17th / early 18th century

Agassiz. A fine 18K gold diamond-set fob watch and broochNo. 118727, circa 1900

Patek Philippe. A rare 18K rose gold Top Hat wristwatchRef: 2480, Case no. 662893, Movement no. 973252, 1950's

Franck Muller. An 18K white gold and diamond curvex wristwatchRef:1752 QZ BAG, no. 45

Rolex. A fine steel and gold lady's automatic bracelet watch with mother of pearl dial and diamond numerals and with box, certificate and a watch winderRef:79173,Case No. K327878, sold 2002

Patek Philippe. An 18K gold wristwatchMovement no. 191675, circa 1918

Chopard. A fine stainless steel automatic chronograph wristwatch with dateMille Miglia 1998, Ref:16/8331, No. 679240, sold 1999

A fine Belle Époque enameled silver minute repeating boudoir clock Retailed by Tiffany & Co., the movement by Mathey-Tissot, first quarter 20th century

A very rare and early French gilt brass and iron striking hexagonal small table clock Signed on the base "Beauvais" presumably for Anthoine Beauvais, Paris and dated 1548

A fine French brass inlaid ebonized long duration mantel regulator with concealed winding Mid-19th century, the case with the stamp of Farret & Cie., Paris

An ormolu mounted burl wood and ebony portico mantel regulator Signed on the movement "L'Epine, Place Dauphine, Paris, No. 742", first quarter 19th century

Aaron Dodd Crane's Single-ball Month Mantel Clock signed J. R. Mills & Co., Belleville, New Jersey, circa 1842-1844

Aaron Dodd Crane's Simple Pendulum 8-Day mantel clock signed J. R. Mills & Co., New York, 1850's

A rare and early Pennsylvania walnut longcase clock Signed on the chapter ring, Peter Stretch, Philadelphia, second quarter 18th century

A fine Federal inlaid mahogany tall clock The case attributed to Robert Wood and James S. Taylor, Florida, New York, first quarter 19th century

The remarkable Astronomical / Tidal clock of James Ferguson showing High Water at London Bridge The dial and its wheelwork attributed to Ferguson, the motion work and clock movement supplied by William Dutton, circa 1775, the mahogany display case probably late 18th / early 19th century

A fine and rare patinated and gilt bronze mystery clock Signed by Jean Eugene Robert-Houdin, Paris, mid 19th Century