WW2 Type A11 Airman's Wristwatch c.1943

An excellent and genuine WW2 US Air Force airman's watch that is in reliable working order. Cosmetically, the watch has virtually all of its original finish and a correct period issue canvas strap. This would be a good example for the collector who likes to use their watch.  read more

Code: 51747

WW2 Royal Navy Navigator's Deck Watch, c.1942

A superb Royal Navy issue 21 jewel Elgin that served during WW2 as a navigator's watch in the Royal Navy - This can be evidenced by the presence of the Hydrographic Survey reference, H.S.3.

This Deck Watch is virtually pristine, showing only the lightest signs of carry or storage wear. It is in perfect working order, keeping excellent time. During their service life, they were ca...  read more

Code: 51713

British Rail (Southern) Railway Guard's Pocket Watch, c.1948

The postwar government nationalisation of the railways in 1948, led to the grouping and reorganisation of established rail networks across Great Britain, resulting in the formation of six British Rail regions. The Southern Region served south London, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire, eastern Berkshire, the Isle of Wight, southern Wiltshire, eastern Dorset through into Devon and Cornwall. Then, i...  read more

Code: 50445

WW2 Royal Navy HS&10842;5 Survey Vessel's Pocket Watch

In 1939, the Royal Navy appears to have had in service, 9 Survey Vessels, but by 1943 only four of the ships remained; HMS Challenger, Franklin, Scott and White Bear, with most having been lost in the first year of action.

The Survey Ships' work involved the preparation of nautical charts, which included the position plotting of sea-mines. However, between 1943-44 the Hydrographi...  read more

Code: 51142

HS9 Royal Navy Lemania Chronograph, c.1947

An excellent example of an early Royal Navy Lemania chronograph wristwatch, issued to the Fleet Air Arm. Fully marked with the pre-NATO Hydrographic Survey codes, and never renumbered, identifying it as a pilot's watch.

This watch is in perfect working order, with all the chronograph functions operating crisply. The high-grade signed movement looks bright and fresh and free from...  read more

Code: 51209

WW2 Military Omega / Lemania Chronograph

A rare sterile WW2 wrist-timer of military pattern assembled with a hi-beating Lemania movement, which according to the Omega Museum in Switzerland states that these single-button chronographs are Omega factory products. Whether these watches were supplied by Lemania or from the Omega House is in debate but what is agreed is that both watch companies operate in partnership, with Lemania concent...  read more

Code: 51285

British Army W10 Lemania Stopwatch, c.1967

This high-quality Lemania W10 stopwatch was made for the British Army. Cosmetically it appears to be very bright and hardly used, exhibiting minimal handling and storage marks, including one on the glass at the "80" marker. The dial is white but has photographed a little yellow - it's not. Offered in full working order.

This Lemania has a stop/start function and a pause/restart s...  read more

Code: 51410

Air Ministry Pilot's Longines '56 Pattern

A superb Air Ministry Longines, fully marked with RAF 6B/159 codes, as issued to pilots and navigators. The 1956 pattern watches were made using WW2 surplus timepieces, which were brought up to postwar spec and mounted in a steel waterproof A.W. Dennison screw back cases. This example is totally original, showing just minor signs of use. The hands, crown, dial and even the shock protection spac...  read more

Code: 51503

Boer War Royal Artillery Silver Fusee Watch, c.1899

A genuine 1899 silver hallmarked Boer War pocket watch by Adam Burdess. Presented in working order, having recently undergone a full strip down and service.

This rare watch is broad arrow marked along with having details of the Royal Artillery unit that it was issued to. A superb example of a collector grade military watch that is capable of daily service over 120 years later.read more

Code: 51544

WW2 Luftwaffe Lemania Stopwatch

A mint and rare example of a WW2 Luftwaffe issue stopwatch, offered in pristine condition with only slight signs of storage wear. Totally untouched.

The octagonal ink stamp "BAL 557" was applied by the Beschaffungsamt Luftwaffe, which was one of several stores property or procurement stamps that appear on German military equipment.

Presented in full working order.  read more

Code: 51557