24th Aug, 2026 19:00
Open House | to include the John Mitchell Collection of Military Horology
A WWII US Navy 'Model 22' deck chronometer
1940s, by Hamilton Watch Company,
with a keyless manual wind, Model 22-21 Jewels, signed on the dial 'Hamilton Lancaster PA, USA, with a 48-hour Up and Down indicator, and subsidiary seconds dial, with a screw front and back, signed 'Hamilton Watch Co., U.S. Navy-BU Ships-1943, numbered 'F22011', in a fitted wood case, labelled with instructions to the outside, and inside labelled 'Globe Nautical Instrument Co.Inc San Pedro Long Beach 2624'
7.5cm diameter,
Provenance:The John Mitchell Collection of Military Horology
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Estimated at £800 - £1,200
Condition Report
working. Fair case - some wear to the case - and plastic dust cover.
Auction: Open House | to include the John Mitchell Collection of Military Horology, 24th Aug, 2026
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Thursday 20 August, 10am - 3pm
Friday 21 August, 10am - 3pm
Monday 24 August, 10am-3pm
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