1. Antique 1918 Sterling Silver AGR Pocket Watch

The watch has a lovely clean condition with blued hands, enamel Roman Numeral face with a subsidiary second dial, (with missing hand). The crystal again is in lovely condition with only a couple of very minor scratches, however is not attached to the watch. 

Sadly the watch is not working, the crown wheel only moves in an anti-clockwise direction, balance staff does not seem fixed.

The watch comes together with a military/mining watch case protector with a nitrocellulose crystal.

Arthur George Rendell was a London based importer of Swiss-made timepieces.

London import Leo Zodiac sign and the letter C for 1918.

The silver case is in excellent condition with just light wear. Measures 50mm + crown wheel.

2. 1935 Cushion Shape Sterling Silver J.W. Benson Wristwatch

The case and crystal are in lovely condition and was made by A.L.D. (Aaron Lufkin Dennison) in Birmingham, and is

fitted with a 15 jewel Swiss  movement.

The case has a full jubilee hallmark for 1935.

Unfortunately the watch is not working, the crown wheel turns and turns, I would imagine a broken spring?

The enamel face has some damage, (photo) and there are hairline cracks across the face.

The watch measures 34mm wide including the crown wheel, by 33mm long, and 12mm thick.