WW2 Royal Navy Navigator's Deck Watch, c.1942

A superb Royal Navy issue 21 jewel Elgin that served during WW2 as a navigator's watch in the Royal Navy - This can be evidenced by the presence of the Hydrographic Survey reference, H.S.3.

This Deck Watch is virtually pristine, showing only the lightest signs of carry or storage wear. It is in perfect working order, keeping excellent time. During their service life, they were ca...  read more

Code: 51713

Iturri British Army Cold Wet Weather Boots Size 10M

A pair of very good Iturri Gortex British Army boots marked "Cold Wet Weather". These are genuine military boots that have been worn only a few times but show little sign of wear. As such, I believe that they have never had any commercial shoe polish applied, or at least only NATO brown wax has been used. No stains, tears or damage to the soles.  read more

Code: 51712

WW1 "Marksman" 30x 40 mm Shooting Telescope

A good WW1 era telescope by J H Steward Ltd London. Designed for the rifle shooter, the Marksman range of telescopes have high magnification.

Appealing to military men, Marksman leather and brass telescopes were robust and shorter than the Army issue scopes. Some, like this one, also feature a quick-focus eyepiece.

Showing light overall signs of use but no unsightl...  read more

Code: 51711

WW2 Military Waltham Pocket Watch c.1943

This is a good WW2 General Service Mark 2 military pocket watch by Waltham whose company archives date it to 1943. Given the extra engravings on the case back, Waltham's timeline suggests that its watch served with either General Slim's 14th Army or with Lord Louis Mountbatten in the South East Asia Command.

An attractive military watch in good working order, featuring an except...  read more

Code: 51710

WW2 Royal Navy HS 7 Navigator's Sidereal Timer

A good WW2 Royal Navy issue stopwatch calibrated for Sidereal timing. This adjustment allows navigators to use the watch to time Stellar observations.

Sidereal Time factors that the earth takes 23 hours and 56 minutes of Solar time for it to complete a revolution - Not 24 hours. This difference is equivalent to 10 seconds per hour, and navigators need to account for this. This i...  read more

Code: 51708

MOD Precista Stopwatch - Surplus 1988 Stock

A scarce Military stopwatch by Precista dating from 1988. This watch has been in storage for decades and comes sealed in its polythene bag. The watch appears to have seen light use before being serviced by the MOD and resealed.

The watch is sold as being in working order.  read more

Code: 51707

WW2 GSTP Military Jaeger LeCoultre Pocket Watch

A good WW2 military watch from the watchmaking talent of Jaeger LeCoultre. By the 1930s, JLC was already established as a high-end watch company with a reputation for delivering innovative designs and meticulous craftsmanship.

This precision JLC watch is in its original condition, working well and looking good, having retained most of the factory finish. Cosmetically, the perfec...  read more

Code: 51706

WW2 GSTP Military Vertex Pocket Watch

An original and tidy example of a British Army issue General Service pocket watch. It is military marked on the screwback case, but not surprisingly, the neutral Swiss watch supplier is anonymous. However, the 15 jewel ebauche can be identified as a Revue Thommen 30, which had a reputation as being robust and dependable. Consequently, many watch companies opted to use this movement as they wer...  read more

Code: 51705

(1) Assorted Antique Gun Springs

A quantity of antique gun mainsprings. Most, if not all, of the springs have been removed from a range of percussion and flintlock pistols and rifles. Some may show signs of previous gunsmith work.  read more

Code: 51700