Maker: Omega
Model: Automatic
Case Diameter: 34mm
Lug Width: 18mm
Movement: Omega caliber 354 bumper automatic movement
Complication: Hours, minutes, center-seconds, all working.
Year: 1952, based on movement serial number
Condition: This Omega was manufactured in 1952. The watch has a 35mm gold capped case that is in overall good condition, with signs of wear on the outsides of the lugs. The lugs are thick and long, and in good overall condition. The watch has a white dial that has aged to a beautiful golden-yellow colour. The dial has applied hour markers, including breguet-style markers at 3, 6, 9 and 12. The dial also has an applied Omega logo. The crown is signed with the Omega logo. The inside caseback is stamped with the Omega stamp, the reference number 2577-20, and the HF stamp, indicating the case was made by Huguenin Frères. The watch runs on the caliber 354, bumper automatic movement manufactured by Omega.
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Maker: Rolex
Model: Oyster Perpetual Date Explorer II ref. 16570
Case Diameter: 40mm
Lug Width: 20mm
Movement: Rolex Calibre 3185 automatic wind movement
Complication: Hours, minutes, center seconds, date, second time-zone hand, all working.
Year: Circa 2004, based on F serial number
Condition: This Rolex was manufactured in circa 2004, based on the F serial number of the case. The watch has a stainless steel case and is in overall good condition, with signs of wear. The watch has a steel, 24-hour bezel that can be used for keeping track of a second time-zone using the red arrow hand. The bezel is in good condition, with signs of wear. The lugs are sharp, with signs of wear. The watch has an attractive black dial, with luminous hour markers, Superluminova hands and Superluminova lume. The crown is signed with the Rolex coronet. The watch runs on the caliber 3185 automatic wind movement.
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Maker: LeCoultre
Model: Memovox
Case Diameter: 35mm
Lug Width: 18mm
Movement: LeCoultre manual wind movement
Complication: Hours, minutes, center-seconds, alarm, all working.
Year: 1960s
Condition: This LeCoultre was manufactured in the 1960’s. The watch has a 35mm 10k gold filled case that is in overall good condition. The lugs are thin, long, and sharp, in good condition with signs of wear and polishing. The watch has a clean, white, sunburst dial in great condition, with applied, square hour markers that have a “Clous de Paris-type” finish to each of them. The rectangle-shaped hands are large and in great condition. The watch has an inner-disc that contains an applied triangle that indicates the alarm complication that works perfectly. Both crowns of the watch are unsigned. The watch runs on a LeCoultre manual wind movement. The movement and inner case are accessed via the crystal and I do not have the correct tools to remove it, which is why there are no images of the movement and inside caseback.
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Maker: Jaeger LeCoultre
Model: Time Only
Case Diameter: 33mm
Lug Width: 16mm
Movement: Jaeger LeCoultre caliber P478 manual wind movement
Complication: Hours, minutes, center-seconds, all working.
Year: 1940s
Condition: This Jaeger LeCoultre was manufactured in the 1940’s, based on the serial numbers. The watch has a 33mm stainless steel case that is in overall good condition, with signs of wear. The lugs are long, sharp, with signs of wear but in good condition. The watch has a lovely white dial, that has aged nicely overtime with darker spots throughout. At 7 o’clock, There is a larger dark area between 7 and 8 o’clock. The watch has large hour numerals, which appear to have been relumed at some point in the watches history. The watch has very attractive sword hands where the lume has fallen out, giving it a unique look. The crown in unsigned. The watch runs on the caliber P478 manual wind movement.
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