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LOT OF POCKET WATCHES AND A POCKET CHRONOGRAPH Set of two antique pocket watches and a chronograph. The first is a decimal pocket chronograph by J.J. Ribeiro & Ca. of Lisbon, circa the 20th century, with a silver plated metal case, Arabic hour markers in black enamel, and blued pear-shaped and straight hands. It features three additional dials: a minute counter, a second counter, and an hour counter. The upper outer scale ranges from 90 to 100 to 10 and is a centesimal scale. The lower outer scale ranges from 60 to 40, representing the standard scale. Small CYMA pocket watch from the early 20th century, made of nickel-plated metal, with Arabic hour markers in black enamel and blued pear-shaped hands. Second hand at the six o’clock position. Engraved on the back: “R⁰ de mis Camineros 11-9-1921,” which indicates that it likely belonged to a road foreman of the State Road Workers Corps. Saboneta-style pocket watch (circa the 19th century) by the firm Election, made of silver with Arabic hour markers in black enamel and pear-shaped blued hands. It features a small seconds hand at the six o’clock position. It features guilloché decoration on both covers, and the front cover is engraved with the initials “SF.”
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