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Lot 279: A Collection of Assorted Wristwatches Including Constant and Prince London Examples

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £9

A collection of wristwatches featuring various styles and designs. The assortment includes a Prince London skeleton watch with a two-tone stainless steel case and a gold-tone fluted bezel. The dial features a grey outer ring with Arabic numerals at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 positions, and a central skeleton aperture revealing gold-tone mechanical movement components. The watch is fitted with an integrated stainless steel link bracelet. Also included are three quartz watches by Constant: a round-cased model with a champagne-tone dial on a brown leather strap, a rectangular tank-style model with a black dial on a black leather strap, and a stainless steel model with a blue dial and Arabic numerals on a matching link bracelet.

The lot further contains an aviator style chronograph with a black ana-digi dial and slide-rule bezel on a black leather strap with red stitching, a small gold-tone Vivani watch with a white dial on a mock-croc brown leather strap, and a digital sports watch with a black resin case and perforated strap. A large rose gold-tone fashion watch with a silvered multi-dial and an iridescent holographic strap is present, alongside a round rose gold-tone watch on a link bracelet. The Constant rectangular watch and round leather strap watch both feature red plastic crown spacers.


Condition report:

The watches show varying degrees of wear. The Prince London watch has visible surface scratches to the crystal and bezel, with signs of wear to the bracelet links (photo 2). The aviator style chronograph shows significant wear to the leather strap and bezel (photo 4). The Vivani watch exhibits wear to the mock-croc strap (photo 3). The blue dial Constant watch has surface scratches to the case and bracelet (photo 3). The iridescent strap on the fashion watch shows light creasing (photo 3). Two Constant models appear to be unused, retaining plastic crown guards (photo 5). All items are sold as untested; quartz movements likely require battery replacements.