Victorian Charles Brown silver lever pocket watch, London 1893, the gilt three-quarter plate movement signed Chas F. Brown, 20 Lord Street, Coventry, no. 37636 and inscribed 'Going Arbor Invented AD. 1851' with bi-metallic compensated balance, blued hairspring, engraved balance cock and regulator, hinged cuvette, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, minute track, subsidiary seconds and subsidiary up/down dial at the twelve position, blued steel hands within a plain case, no. 37636, case maker 'W.H' (William Hammon), 52mm; together with another Charles Brown silver centre second chronograph pocket watch, Chester 1887, gilt frosted three-quarter plate lever movement signed Chas F. Brown, with bi-metallic compensated balance, blued hairspring, engraved balance cock and regulator, stop/work lever at the two position, hinged cuvette, the dial inscribed 'Chronograph London 37393', with Roman numerals, minute track, outer five second divisions, unusual subsidiary seconds and minute dial, subsidiary up/down dial at the twelve position and gilt centre chronograph seconds, blued steel hands, plain case, no. 37393, case maker 'W.N' (probably William Neal), 59mm (2) Ask a Question Sell One Like This

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