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Archive - Watch Movements

[SAVAGE] No 473 / Mrs Steer, 1827. Movement with Savage 2-pin lever escapement signed and dated for the original female owner.   click here for more information SOLD

‘A.FC’ France? No 6522. Good Breguet-style quarter-repeating ruby cylinder movement with ‘parachute,’ circa 1825.   click here for more information SOLD

Anon. No 290879. A good Swiss split-seconds chronograph movement with 30-minute counter, circa 1900.   click here for more information SOLD

Anonymous, Liverpool(?) No 10574. Most unusual center-seconds ‘stopwatch’ movement finished with diamond endstones to the center (3rd) and dated ‘AD 1879.’   click here for more information SOLD

Anonymous. Switzerland. No 1314. Good quality independent center-seconds movement, circa 1870.   click here for more information SOLD

AGAR, J & W. Bolton. No 1291. Very rare movement with Agar’s Patent Barrel, circa 1860.   click here for more information SOLD

ARNOLD & FRODSHAM, 84 Strand, London. No 6797. Good quality movement by this famous partnership, with rare early example of Nicole's Patent simple split-seconds chronograph work, circa 1845.   click here for more information SOLD

ARGYLE, Saml. Derby. No 13149. Very rare English (Coventry?) pivoted-detent chronometer movement, circa 1875.   click here for more information SOLD

ASHLEY & SIMS, Clerkenwell. No 05034. Good quality free-sprung lever movement, circa 1905.   click here for more information SOLD

ASHLEY, E F. Clerkenwell. No 04441. Good quality free-sprung movement by this interesting London maker, circa 1885.   click here for more information SOLD

BAILLON a Paris. No 1792 PD. Good large sized French quarter repeating movement, circa 1792.   click here for more information SOLD

BARRAUD & LUND. London. No 2/4269. Unusual centre-seconds movement by this innovative London firm, circa 1840.   click here for more information SOLD

BARRAUD & LUNDS. 41 Cornhill, London. No 3/2079. Good keyless fusee lever movement with Barraud's 'Reliable' keyless work, circa 1875.   click here for more information SOLD

BARRAUD, London. No 1468. Good quality, large half-quarter repeating movement by this important London retailer, circa 1835.   click here for more information SOLD

BARNARD, F. Sheerness. No 2070. Movement with rare Patent compensation stud, circa 1850.   click here for more information SOLD

BENNETT, Mansell. Charing Cross. Good early verge movement with rare glazed 'false pendulum' aperture in cock, circa 1700.   click here for more information SOLD

BENSON, J W. London. No 6042. Good quality chronograph movement with double-roller lever escapement, circa 1900.   click here for more information SOLD

BROCKBANKS & ATKINS. London. No 7530. Early half-plate Duplex movement with rare form of banking, circa 1825   click here for more information SOLD

BRYER & SONS. 54 Barbican, London. No 52846. Lovely chronometer-finished keyless movement supplied by Fridlander, circa 1900.   click here for more information SOLD

BUSHMAN, Jno. London. No 2046. Large and decorative verge movement by this famous maker, circa 1720.   click here for more information SOLD

CARLEY, Geo & Co. Ely Place, London. No 42255. Good quality free-sprung lever movement, circa 1880.   click here for more information SOLD

CATHRO, G & R. London. No 1495. Rare Duplex movement finshed like a chronometer, circa 1830.   click here for more information SOLD

CATLIN, Danl. [Kings] Lynn. Interesting decorative verge movement retailed in Norfolk, circa 1750.   click here for more information SOLD