19th Century Antique Pocket Watches
Industrial Precision and Victorian Charm
The 19th century marked a turning point in watchmaking, thanks to industrialization and evolving design trends. Pocket watches from this era ranged from luxurious, hand-finished pieces to mass-produced models made accessible by American and Swiss manufacturers. They typically featured open-face or hunter-case styles, Arabic numerals, and lever escapements for greater accuracy. Many were adorned with floral motifs, engine-turned patterns, or monograms, reflecting the ornate tastes of the Victorian and Edwardian periods. These watches became essential personal items, carried daily by gentlemen and railway workers alike.
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14K Gold American Watch Co. Waltham, Chronograph Repeater – 1895
£4,867.50 -
14k Gold Pendant Watch, Enamel Putti & Diamonds, Switzerland – 1870
£9,231.20 -
18 Carat Ladies Enamelled Watch with 9 Carat Pinned Bow – Circa 1890
£1,650.00 -
18ct Gold Enamel “Special” Diamond Grade Pocket Watch Waltham – 1898
£8,943.00 -
18CT Gold Independent Second Pocket Watch – 1884
£5,533.00 -
18ct Gold Pair-cased With Tri-coloured Face Chester – 1822
£8,536.00 -
24Hour English Fusee Lever – 1884
£1,540.00 -
A & S Railway Gold Minute Repeating Pocket Watch Presented to J.H. Ramsey – 1865
£27,720.00 -
A. Golay Leresche Geneva Victorian Diamond Watch – Circa 1880’s
£13,860.00