Antique Gold Pocket Watch Hallmarks

Why buy a new watch when the most interesting are available second hand?

If you're in the market for a new watch, Your first instinct may be to go into stores and just buy one.

But the truth is that some of the most interesting watches are actually located in the second-hand market.

Buy hand gives you a chance to buy old watches that have a real character and are beautiful to watch.

The key is to go to a source with a large number of former high quality watches to consider, for example as auctioneers.

Fellows & Sons in Birmingham put on four sales of watches per year. And you can see the range in its online catalog: http://www.fellows.co.uk/ShowAuction.asp?sAuctionNumber=909.

In total there are 472 items for sale in the auction next Monday, October 22, 2007: http://www.fellows.co.uk/

Fortunately, it does matter where in the world where you live.

The company is 131 years old in real-time audio stream available to its sales of antique watches, and encourages Tender Live Internet http://www.fellows.co.uk/home/Internet-Buying.asp.

Some of the most interesting the upcoming sale:

18 A lady carat wind watch with a bracelet full manual, diamond bezel and gold-colored sticks and hands. Watch has a 17 jewel movement signed Beucher Girod. And it is worth £ 700 to £ 1,000.

A gentleman's 9 carat Two padded room cased wristwatch manual from 1947. It is hallmarked Birmingham and comes with original box and invoice. The watch is expected to sell for £ 120 to £ 180.

A gentleman's 1940 Longines manual wind watch 9 carats wrist. It has a 17 jewel movement and is fitted with a bracelet in 9 carat gold link with locking clasp. Experts have a stock worth £ 150 to £ 200.

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