Lot 491 Lot 489
EIGHT OMEGA SPEEDMASTER MISSIONS TRIBUTE BADGES WITH ORIGINAL BOX Includes 50th Speedmaster Anniversary 1957, True North 1968, Apollo 11 1969, Apollo XIII 1970, Apollo Soyuz 1975, SolarImpulse 2011, Countdown to Mars, Speedmaster 1957 tribute. £80-£100
Lot 490
A GENTLEMAN’S 20MM “7206” 18K SOLID GOLD RIVETED ROLEX OYSTER BRACELET CIRCA 1960s FOR ROLEX GMT MASTER Riveted Rolex Oyster bracelet, numbered N6/7206 & 76B on the end links, 18k hallmarks, signed Rolex, length is approx 180mm with the clasp closed. £1,600-£2,000
A GENTLEMAN’S 9CT GOLD EXPANDING ROLEX BRACELET CIRCA 1949
The end pieces are 18mm wide and the bracelet body is approx 15mm wide, 9ct hallmarks, signed Excalibur & Rolex, length measures approx 134mm but doubles that when expanded. £400-£500
Lot 492 A LADIES 9CT SOLID GOLD ROLEX BRACELET CIRCA 1950s
8mm wide shell design bracelet, 9ct hallmarks, clasp signed Rolex, length measures approx 153mm. £370-£420
Lot 493
A PATEK PHILIPPE WATCH STRAP A genuine black leather real Croc strap signed Patek Philippe, excluding buckle. £170-£200
Lot 494
A BOOK ON THE HISTORY OF PATEK PHILIPPE BY MARTIN HUBER & ALAN BANBERY 364 pages, hard-back copy. £100-£150
Lot 496 Lot 495
A BOOK ON WATCHMAKING BY PETER SPEAKE-MARIN & OLIVIER MARGUERAT Vol. I - 2000-2010, 304 pages, hard-back copy, signed by Olivier Marguerat. £30-£50
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A GILT METAL ROLEX MIRROR CIRCA 1960s
Gilt metal and green enamel surround with a Rolex crown sat on the top, dimensions are approx 10.3 inches square excluding the Rolex crown. £500-£700
Lot 497
TWO INNER ROLEX WATCH BOXES CIRCA 1960s
Two dark green leather boxes with felt interior, dimensions are approx 12.5cm/9.9cm/5.4cm. £100-£150
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