The Fine Sale, Auction 156 13th & 14th June 2018

49 496 Ladies 14ct gold fob watch, the case with a foliage design and stamped inside 14k. Watch working when catalogued £50 - £60 497 Ladies 14ct Gold open face pocket watch, ornately decorated, gilt dial with Roman numerals, diameter 32mm approx., total weight 32.5g approx. (working at time of cataloging) £50 - £80 498 Gun-metal cased calendar pocket watch, made for the Ottoman market, the white enamel dial with outer sweep seconds dial enclosing four subsidary dials showing time, day, date and month, unsigned. Not working when catalogued and glass held in with tape £120 - £150 499 Zenith military issue open face pocket watch. The black dial with arabic numerals and subsidiary second dial at 6 o'clock, marked on the back "^8030855 G.S Mk.II", approx 50mm dia, watch working when catalogued £40 - £50 500 Silver open face pocket watch by J.W Benson, hallmarked London 1872, the signed white dial with black roman numerals surrounded by a minute track with subsidiary second dial at 6 o'clock. Approx dia 49mm £30 - £50 501 World War I, British military open faced pocket watch by H. Williamson Ltd, The black dial with arabic numerals and subsidiary second dial at 3 o'clock, dial marked London 54405F, side and rear of case also marked 54405F. Approx 57mm dia, watch working when catalogued £70 - £100 502 Two Gents silver cased open face pocket watches, the first "Express English Lever" by J G Graves (hallmarked Chester 1902) along with Kays "Perfection" Lever (stamped 0.935). £40 - £50 503 Silver open face pocket watch, hallmarked Birmingham 1891, the white dial with black roman numerals surrounded by a minute track with subsidiary second dial at 6 o'clock. Approx dia 54mm £30 - £40 504 Waltham military issue open face pocket watch. The black dial with arabic numerals and subsidiary second dial at 6 o'clock, broad arrow mark to the back of the case, approx 50mm dia, watch working when catalogued £40 - £50 505 Waltham Watch Company, Anti Submarine stopwatch, circa 1943, the dial with black and red markings signed Waltham USA Admiralty Pat. No. 6. In its original box £30 - £40