WW2 Longines CS(I) West End Watch

An untouched WW2 military watch marked CS(I).  read more

Code: 51862

WW2 1942 Dated RAF Longines

A near mint 1942 RAF Longines, issued at a time when the Air Ministry's supply of watches was at a wartime low, making '42 dated examples rare. Correct yellowed celluloid crystal and a tight fitting back.  read more

Code: 51863

WW2 Unitas ATP 1st Pattern Watch

A good 1st Pattern ATP Unitas watch. These differ to the second type by virtue of the smaller case back notches and 6 pronged movement protecting ring.

An honest example with a period WD refurbished dial. Later disposed of through Bravingtons.  read more

Code: 51864

WW2 Longines CS(I) Earlier Dial Pattern

A very good Longines CS(I) watch with the earlier dial layout and period bracelet.  read more

Code: 51865

Pre WW2 8 Day Smiths Aircraft Instrument

A new old stock pre WW2 aircraft instrument clock in mint condition.

The casing is of of heavy gauge brass and very well constructed and not the pot metal or plastic of later war years.

A near pristine example in working order.  read more

Code: 51842

WW2 German Military Contract ARSA Wristwatch

A WW2 German Wehrmacht "cancelled order" wristwatch by Unitas / ARSA.

As Allied fortunes turned in WW2, Swiss watch manufacturers found themselves dealing with cancelled contracts, as many watches formerly destined for the Wehrmacht remained in stock. Post war, these undelivered watches were reconfigured, as this Unitas was, before being offered on the postwar civilian market at...  read more

Code: 51840

WW1 Mark IV 8-Day Aircraft Instrument Watch & Holder

An early WW1 era aircraft cockpit instrument watch by Elliott Brothers, London. Although not issue marked, the watch is in keeping with the Mark IV 8 day watches issued to the Royal Flying Corps and comes complete with its rare aluminium instrument housing. This allowed the watch to be mounted in use.

Presented in excellent condition and working order.  read more

Code: 51841

WW2 Canadian Military Watch c.1941

A rare Canadian military pocket watch with issue markings on the rear and side of the screw back case. The watch is in excellent condition, showing light signs of historic service wear but no damage.

Offered in full working order.  read more

Code: 51839

WW1 Tank Crew Monocular No3 Mk II

The No3 Mark II was a military prismatic binocular that was first adopted by the British Army in 1911, remaining in production throughout WW1. Interestingly, at some point in service these were converted into a monocular bearing the British Army number, "TK. 1073", "TK" being the army designation code used to identify "Tank", of which there were around 2,500 in service during the Great War.
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Code: 51838