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Movements and Watch Parts
Loose watch and clock movements, dials, cases, balance cocks, chains and other horological components.
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Vintage Watch Specialist
movements parts
Thomas Russell & Sons Pocket Watch Movement with Dial and Hands
mid 20th century
This listing documents a vintage pocket watch dial, hands, and movement associated with Thomas Russell & Son, Liverpool. The seller identifies the movement as Swiss-made and dates it likely to the mid 20th century. Offered for spares or repairs, the movement is noted to be sold at fault due to missing the winding cr…
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Bonhams
movements parts
Thomas Tompion key wind fusee verge movement
Circa 1670
Catalogued as Lot 305 by Bonhams, this English key wind fusee verge watch movement is attributed to circa 1670 and signed 'T. Tompion London'. The mechanism features a gilt full plate construction, a plain steel three-arm balance with a ribbed rim, and a pierced and engraved winged balance cock decorated with a mask…
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Bonhams
movements parts
Thomas Tompion verge pocket watch movement No. 3140
Circa 1700
This pocket watch movement by Thomas Tompion is catalogued as movement number 3140 and dated to circa 1700. It features a gilt full plate fusee verge design measuring 49 mm, fitted with tulip pillars, a three-arm steel balance, and a silvered regulation disc. The pierced and engraved balance cock displays an unusual…
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Nathan Moore
movements parts
Trenton Watch Company pocket watch movement, serial 41585
c. 1888
This early pocket watch movement was manufactured by the Trenton Watch Company, with the source dating it to circa 1888. The full-plate mechanism is visibly stamped with 'TRENTON WATCH CO.', 'PATENTED', and the serial number 41585. A curved balance cock secures the balance assembly, which features visible balance sc…
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Science Museum Group
movements parts
Twelve Watch Fusee Chains on Card
1920-1960
This museum accession consists of twelve watch fusee chains preserved wound around a single rectangular mounting card. The Science Museum Group records the components as unsigned, produced in Europe between 1920 and 1960, and catalogued under object number 1967-24. According to museum documentation, the materials co…
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The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
movements parts
Verge escapement watch movement by John Shaw
c.1690
This early English verge escapement watch movement is attributed to John Shaw of Holborn, London, dating to circa 1690. The gilded brass mechanism features pierced and engraved balance and pillar work along with an unusual balance-spring regulation mechanism. One half of the balance-cock table is engraved with instr…
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Atlam Watches / Antiques Boutique
movements parts
Victorian English silver pair case outer case, London 1873
1873
This item is an antique English silver outer case made for a pair-cased fusee or lever pocket watch. According to the seller, it bears hallmarks for London, 1873, and features a plain smooth finish across the back, accompanied by an intact hinge, clasp, and button. The piece measures 51 mm by 15 mm externally, with…
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Atlam Watches
movements parts
Victorian fusee pocket watch movement by Dent, London
c1860
This is an English key-wound and key-set fusee pocket watch movement dating to circa 1860, produced by Dent of London. According to the seller, the gilt three-quarter plate mechanism features a lever escapement, three-arm gold balance wheel, and a diamond endstone. The movement is fitted with an enamel dial bearing…
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Bellmans
movements parts
Vienna regulator movement with duplex escapement and pendulum
Circa 1860
This Vienna regulator movement with pendulum dates to circa 1860 according to the auctioneer. Described as featuring a duplex escapement, maintaining power, shuttered plates, and central jewelling, the assembly is fronted by a 7-inch circular enamel dial. The dial displays Roman hour numerals and an upper subsidiary…
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Atlam Watches
movements parts
Vintage pocket watch box / casket
c. 1930
This is a vintage pocket watch casket dating to circa 1930 according to the dealer. Constructed of wood, the box is covered in a thin cream-toned layer of plastic featuring raised floral and scrollwork decoration on the lid and corners. It fastens via a dark hinged front clasp. The dealer reports that the interior i…
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Atlam Watches
movements parts
W & I Baird English Duplex Fusee Pocket Watch Movement
c. 1835
This English full-plate fusee movement, catalogued to circa 1835, features a duplex escapement with a brass escape wheel and an oversized compensated balance wheel with timing screws beneath a raised diamond endstone setting. The movement is signed 'W & I Baird, London, No 3006' across the gilt plate and reported to…
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Antiques Boutique / Atlam Watches
movements parts
Waltham 18-size fancy enamel pocket watch dial
Early 20th Century
This horological component is a size 18s fancy pocket watch dial signed Waltham, listed by dealer Atlam Watches. Described by the source as dating to the early 20th century, the circular dial measures 44.6 mm in diameter and is finished in yellow and gold enamel with a white subsidiary seconds register. It displays…
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Victoria and Albert Museum, London
movements parts
Watch dial by Thomas Batting
ca. 1880
This watch dial, catalogued as accession number M.22-1932, is a horological component crafted in Coventry, England, circa 1880. Attributed to the maker Thomas Batting, the dial measures 4.2 cm in diameter. It is constructed from gold and silver, featuring complex surface ornamentation that includes engraving, mattin…
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Science Museum Group / The Clockmakers' Museum
movements parts
Watch movement with remontoir and two balance springs by Thomas Mudge
1755
This verge watch movement with remontoir and two balance springs was made in London in 1755 by Thomas Mudge, bearing serial number 260. The movement features a white enamel dial with Roman numerals for the hours and an outer chapter ring with large Arabic five-minute numerals. It carries blued steel beetle-style han…
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VintageClockParts.com
movements parts
Waterbury Clock Movement Warning Wheel (K6537)
after June 3 1924
This catalogued horological component is a brass-toned warning wheel removed from a solid back Waterbury clock movement. According to the seller, the source movement was stamped with patent dates spanning from May 24, 1910 through June 3, 1924, and marked as manufactured in the USA by the Waterbury Clock Company. Th…
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atlam-watches.co.uk
movements parts
Waterbury Watch Co Duplex Series J Pocket Watch Movement
c. 1890
This is an American pocket watch movement produced by the Waterbury Watch Co, dated circa 1890 by the source. According to the seller, it is an open-face, stem-wound and hand-set movement measuring 45 mm in diameter by 10 mm in depth. The source notes that the movement features a gilt three-quarter plate configurati…
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V&A Wedgwood Collection
movements parts
Wedgwood Yellow Jasperware Clock Case
1999
This yellow jasperware clock case was produced by Josiah Wedgwood and Sons in Barlaston in 1999. The object is a component designed to house a clock face, featuring a circular indent on the top surface intended to accommodate an insert. The piece is shaped with a flat base, allowing it to stand independently. The ob…
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Museums Victoria
movements parts
Weight for Tide Gauge Clock
circa 1850s
This object is a cylindrical weight for a pendulum clock, manufactured by J. Newman of London during the 1850s. The weight features a central rod with a suspension hole at the top, designed to provide the motive force for a self-registering tide-gauge recording apparatus. The clock system to which this weight belong…
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Science Museum Group
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Wooden model of a mercury compensated pendulum
1829
According to the Science Museum Group, this wooden model of a mercury compensated pendulum was made in London in 1829 by instrument makers Watkins & Hill. The record notes that the item was sold by Watkins and Hill in 1829 for one pound and six shillings, and classifies it within science teaching. The assembly compr…
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Museums Victoria
movements parts
Wristwatch movement re-purposed as a kitchen clock for a dolls' house
1940s
This object is a re-purposed wrist watch movement converted into a kitchen wall clock for a dolls' house. The item is part of the furnishings of 'Pendle Hall', a Georgian-style dolls' house constructed by Felicity A. Clemons in Tasmania between 1940 and 1980. The movement, which carries the serial number 12775, is s…
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