This is a vintage-style Route 66 quartz pocket watch, featuring a black case and a matching chain. The watch face features a colorful, retro-style image of the classic Route 66 highway sign with a landscape background. It uses a precise quartz (battery-operated) movement.

This is a vintage-style Route 66 quartz pocket watch, featuring a black case and a matching chain. The watch face features a colorful, retro-style image of the classic Route 66 highway sign with a landscape background. It uses a precise quartz (battery-operated) movement.

This is a vintage GARUDA Royal Time Swiss-made mechanical pocket watch featuring a classic hunter-style hinged case. The watch has a clean white dial with Arabic numerals, a railroad minute track, and black metal hands. The dial is signed “GARUDA” with “Royal Time” beneath the center. It operates with a manual-wind movement via the crown. The hinged case is engraved with intricate floral patterns, and the outer protective cover is adorned with an image of a vintage classic car.

This Vintage Omax Quartz Pocket Watch features a silver-tone case and a white dial with black Roman numerals. The exterior is intricately engraved: the front cover depicts the Kaaba in Mecca, while the back shows the Prophet’s Mosque (Al-Masjid an-Nabawi) in Medina. The watch is a quartz model, a technology commercially introduced around 1969–1970. Although Omax is a Swiss brand, this particular watch is marked Made in China, indicating it was manufactured there.

A vintage-style gold dragon pocket watch featuring an ornate hollow-carved dragon design on the front cover. It includes a white dial with Roman numerals and black hands, powered by a reliable quartz (battery-operated) movement. Comes with a matching gold-tone chain.

Classic silver-plated pocket watch with a decorative case and silver dial featuring Roman numerals. Mechanical movement (manual wind or automatic) with moon phase, 12 24-hour sub-dial, and visible skeleton balance wheel. Includes a matching silver-plated chain and clip for secure and stylish carry.

Vintage-style pocket watch with a black zinc alloy or stainless-steel case featuring a half-hunter design with viewing window. Skeleton dial reveals the internal gears, with Roman numeral markers. Mechanical hand-wind movement (no batteries required) and typically comes with a matching fob chain.

This stopwatch is an original military timekeeping device dating back to World War II, used for precise timing in operations such as aviation or artillery. It features the British Broad Arrow mark on the back, indicating official government or military issue, likely associated with the army or the Royal Air Force. The number 3709 serves as a serial or inventory identification. The dial includes a clear 60-second outer scale with a 30-minute subdial, offering high precision timing down to fractions of a second, and it was typically manufactured in the 1940s in England or Switzerland.

A silver-cased open-face pocket watch featuring a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a small subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. It has classic spade-style hands and a traditional mechanical movement typical of late 19th to early 20th-century British-style timepieces. The watch is paired with a sturdy silver-colored curb link chain with a secure clasp, making it both a functional and collectible vintage piece appreciated by antique watch enthusiasts.

This antique open-face pocket watch is a historic timepiece associated with the Egyptian State Railways (E.S.R.), dating to the early–mid 20th century. It features the distinctive red E.S.R. marking on the dial, indicating its use in official railway operations where precise timekeeping was essential. The dial also bears the name David Sussman, Cairo, identifying the prominent Cairo-based jeweler who distributed Swiss-made watches during this period. Likely produced by respected Swiss manufacturers such as Zenith or Siro, the watch includes classic railway features including bold Arabic numerals, a subsidiary second s dial at 6 o’clock, and a 24-hour inner track for accurate AM/PM distinction. Its design reflects the strict precision standards required for railway service.

This is a rare Egyptian tramway pocket watch linked to the early electric tram systems in Cairo and Alexandria. It was manufactured in Switzerland, most likely by Moeris, and issued to tram drivers and conductors to ensure accurate public transport timing. The watch features a white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock, and the name O. Dusonchet, a Cairo-based Swiss watch distributor. It is powered by a hand-wound mechanical movement with 17 jewels that reduce friction and improve precision and durability. Dating from the late 1930s to early 1950s.