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Lot 300: A Collection of Twelve Men's and Ladies' Wristwatches Including D&G, Sekonda, and Ingersoll Examples in Presentation Case

This auction ended on September 16, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £28

A collection of twelve men’s and ladies’ wristwatches in various styles and materials. The assortment features several branded examples including a ladies’ watch with a silver-tone D-shaped case and large open circular link bracelet, the black dial marked with the characters ‘D&G’. Also included is a silver-tone watch featuring a white dial with bold Arabic numerals, marked with the characters ‘EIGER’ and ‘Jubilee Edition’, fitted to a black textured strap. The group contains a ladies’ watch with a pink dial featuring a date window at six o’clock, marked with the characters ‘Sekonda’, and two watches marked ‘Ingersoll’, one featuring a green mother-of-pearl dial with a stone-set bezel and another digital-analog model with a bronze-tone finish and a bracelet bearing the characters ‘TITANIUM’ on the end link. Two watches marked with the characters ‘CITRON’ are present, comprising a gold-tone ladies’ model and a copper-tone men’s model on an expanding metal bracelet. The collection further includes a triple time zone multi-dial watch, a sports-style watch with a rotating bezel and digital display window, and a fashion watch with a tan rubber-link strap. The collection is housed in a twelve-slot display case finished in black faux leather with white contrast stitching and a clear viewing window, featuring a silver-tone clasp marked with the characters ‘SONGMICS’.


Condition report:

The watches exhibit varying degrees of wear consistent with use. Notable finish loss is visible to the copper-tone Citron watch (photo 2) and significant plating wear is observed on the Ingersoll digital-analog watch (photo 2). Surface scratches are present on the crystals and bezels of multiple items, most notably the Sekonda watch (photo 3). The display case is in generally good condition with some surface dust. A white adhesive label bearing the characters \'A6705\' is attached to one watch (photo 1). All watch movements are untested and functionality is not guaranteed.