Regulator pocket watch. Brass dial with black Roman and Arabic numerals, small s…

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Regulator pocket watch. Brass dial with black Roman and Arabic numerals, small second hand at 6 o'clock. Silver case. Hand-wound mechanical movement. Diam. 66 mm. Does not work.

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Regulator pocket watch. Brass dial with black Roman and Arab

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Estim. 500 - 600 EUR

Freestanding temple clock, in ebonized wood, with four twisted columns and brass finishes. Machine with steel plate suspension and pendulum regulator. White enamel dial with circular Roman numerals and two holes for the hours and the chime. Untested watch.

Starting price 40 EUR

Black marble and gilded brass mantel clock with brown patina regule group, featuring an 18th-century figure leaning on a tree stump, white enameled dial, 19th century (small enamel chips / 50x23x14 cm) / Attached (x1) alabaster, brass and gold patina regule mantel clock, the dial topped with a flowering pot, flanked by a nymph, circa 1900 (glass missing / 38x35x14 cm)

Estim. 50 - 60 EUR

Vintage pocket watches and accessories: In silver (above 800°/00): a gusset watch and chain with metal hook, a silver and vermeil collar watch. Circa 1900. Total gross weight: 87.59 g In white metal or silver-plated metal or brass: a pocket watch circa 1970 with dial signed Edma, a vest chain and three keys.

A gentleman's pocket watch with sprung cover, 585/000 GG, circa 1890, 3 gold covers, with dents, engine-turned on both sides, with free engraving cartouche and floral engraving, white enamel dial with black arab. Dial with black Arabic numerals and gold-plated hands, small seconds at 6 o'clock, domed plexiglass, movement with screwed bronze chatons, swan-neck regulator, bi-metal balance with Breguet balance spring, movement starts, diameter 50mm, height 14mm, total weight approx. 83.6g

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