Watches for sale

French Navy Diver's Watch (Prolongeur Demineur) This Tudor Submariner model 94010 was issued to French Navy divers and is engraved "M.N. 82" on the back (Marine Nationale issue date 1982) [click here]. Several years ago a group of these were released by the French government and sold at auction. They were reasonably priced at the time (as were all Tudor subs!) but have since become highly collectable. The dial is a stunning navy blue and in mint condition. The blue bezel insert shows some some typical fading. The case is very clean and has only a few signs of wear. [another view] From a friend's collection and authentic and correct. It was returned to Rolex for service at some point according to the owner and runs well. Comes with a navy blue nylon diver's strap but a Rolex fliplock bracelet is available at a modest extra cost. CONUS sale only (sorry).
	SOLD	$5,850	Click on image for a larger scan

Hamilton 6b The hamilton 6b is believed to be a 50's - 60's issue watch in the MK XI family. Sometimes referred to as the "poor man's MK XI' since it is underpriced in relation to its famous brothers -- the IWC and JLC. It's heritage is seen in the 36mm stainless steel, fixed-bars case, train-track dial with broadarrow and circle-T, and plastic crystal. The movement is a hacking, signed Hamilton 8785 [click here]. The markings on the back [click here] are typical for this piece with a serial number of 3055. A high-quality, collectable issue piece that you just don't see any more. Other pictures: [pic2] [pic3]
	SOLD	$950	Click on image for a larger scan

Stocker and Yale Chronograph These watches were issued in the 80's and probably the only wrist chronograph ever issued by the US government and a must for every military watch collector. The case is black painted aluminum 34mm wide and 41mm lug to lug [another view]. Takes a common battery (391). Full markings on the back [back]. In addition to date and time (in 12- or 24-hr mode), it has a stopwatch function (multievent and split times) as well as an alarm. Instructions and new black nylon strap included. Rarely find these this nice if you find them at all.
	ON HOLD	$295	Click on image for a larger scan

W.W.W. Dial British Army IWC W.W.W. (Watch, Wrist Waterproof) MOD replacement dial (not a redial) for the MK X. Mint condition with dial feet intact [click here]. Almost impossible to find.
	SOLD	$450	Click on image for a larger scan

Benrus crowns New Parkerized crowns with male stems for your Benrus diver's watch (but only one crown tube). These crowns are $175 each. With a brushed finish (crown on right) $75. Crowns are a problem on the Benrus and tough to find.
	SOLD	$175	Click on image for a larger scan

WWII Era Elgin 24hr watch This watch has an Elgin grade 729 18-jewel adjusted movement [click here]. It's housed in a 31mm NOS stepped chrome screw-back, waterproof case [click here]. No, it's not the elusive A-12. Watches such as these were never issued but were made from instrument watches -- like those used in wing cameras to document the action and, hopefully, a kill. Some are found in ordinance cases and some in A-11 cases. But a cool piece nonetheless. Comes with a vintage charcoal grey canvas band.
	AVAILABLE	$295	Click on image for a larger scan

Traser P6502 Traser watch in the style of the Stocker and Yale P650 and made to meet the MIL-W-46374F specification. The case is bead-blasted stainless steel with screw-in crown and back, water resistant to 200M. The unidirectional bezel is carbon fiber. The newer models of this watch that sell for around $300 do not have the H3 military dial. Light wear. With original box. The 2-piece nylon strap with stainless buckle is by Seiko but fits the piece nicely.
	SOLD	$195	Click on image for a larger scan

Hamilton GG-W-113 These watches manufactured by Hamilton were issued to USAF pilots and featured 17-jewel hack-set movements. These were designed to be maintained and of much higher quality than the disposable general purpose watches issued to army personnel. In excellent condition with the original issue box.
	SOLD	$295	Click on image for a larger scan

US Army GG-W-113 by MARATHON The Marathon Watch Company of Canada has been making military timepieces for many years and some of their earliest were the SPEC GG-W-113's. The satin stainless steel case is 38mm wide including the crown and has the distinctive square lugs. This one is dated December 1984. Hacking 17-jewel movement. In very good condition with a new OD issue strap.
	SOLD	$195	Click on image for a larger scan

WWII USAAC Hamilton 4992B with Watch Case This is a machined brass case for carrying the 4992B Navigational Watch. and is marked US Army Air Corp. Inside, the watch snaps into a spring-mounted cradle and the dial can be viewed through the porthole in the top. The navigator would carry his vital navigational watch in this case to and from the plane to protect it from shock and any other potential damage. It's 2" thick and 3 3/4" in diameter. The 4492B Hamilton has a decorated 22 jewel movement with swan's neck regulator. Watch and case are in very good condition.. Case is made by Geo. H. Adamson, Techmseh, Michigan USA Perfect item for your coffee table!
	SOLD	$485	Click on image for a larger scan