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A collection of approximately ten assorted wristwatches and a single watch head, accompanied by a small black synthetic leather travel case with red contrast stitching. The group features a variety of movements including vintage mechanical and modern quartz.
1. Ingersoll Mechanical Watch: Featuring a round gold-tone case and a heavily patinated cream dial with black Arabic numerals. The dial is marked Ingersoll, 5 Jewels, Shockproof, and Made in Gt Britain. Set on a worn black leather strap.
2. Swiss Original Watch: A round base-metal case with a champagne sunburst dial, day-date aperture at 3 o’clock, and red central seconds hand. Dial marked Original, 21, Waterprotected, Antimagnetic, and Swiss. Fitted with a stainless steel expansion band.
3. Casio Digital Watch: A black resin case and strap model, the dial marked Casio, Lithium, Water Resist 50m, and Alarm Chronograph.
4. Calvin Klein (cK) Quartz Watch: Reference 80551, featuring a stainless steel diver-style case with a rotating bezel and black dial. Fitted on a matching stainless steel link bracelet.
5. Limit Quartz Watch: A large round gold-tone case with a champagne dial and black Arabic numerals, marked Limit 1912. Fitted on a brown crocodile-effect leather strap.
6. Links of London Watch Head: A round stainless steel case with a numerical bezel and textured dark grey dial, lacking a strap.
7. Fashion Watches: Including a round white-dial watch on a braided metal shark mesh style bracelet, a Sekonda-style rectangular two-tone watch, and two additional small rectangular fashion watches on worn black leather straps.
Case sizes range approximately from 20mm to 42mm.
Condition report:
Items are in a used, mixed condition. Significant surface scratches are visible on several crystals, most notably the Swiss Original and Links of London examples. Cases show varying degrees of plating wear, pitting, and surface scratches. The Ingersoll watch shows heavy dial patination and signs of significant ageing. Leather straps are generally well-worn with visible cracking and peeling. All movements are currently untested and functionality is not guaranteed.
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