Watches of Knightsbridge auction features stars from Cartier London.

Watches of Knightsbridge has arranged a varied blend of interesting, rare and contemporary used watches from any semblance of Patek Philippe, Tudor, Rolex during the current month's offer of Present day, One of a kind and Military Watches.

Online enrollment and offering for 194 part closeout is open now and closure on November 18 when the actual deal happens in London.

Among the star parts for the sale, Watches of Knightsbridge is selling a 1971 Cartier London stretched wristwatch, a 1970s Patek Philippe Circle Sun powered Clock and a 1990s Tudor Enormous Block Chronograph.

Title parts at the WoK closeout

1971 Cartier London Losange Extended Octagonal wristwatch, exceptionally interesting being one of under 6 pieces known to exist.

Made in the loved Wright and Davies studio possessed via Cartier London at the time which created a few Cartier's most notorious pieces like the Accident and Rock.

Gauge is £80,000-120,000.

1970s Patek Philippe Circle Sun based Clock that was appointed by Mohammed receptacle Rashid Al Maktoum, VP, Head of the state and Pastor of Safeguard of the UAE and Leader of Dubai.

The clock highlights HRH Al Maktoum's particular on the dial and has the UAE public symbol on the first box.

This is a very intriguing and collectable clock. Gauge £20,000-30,000

1990s Tudor "Large Block" Chronograph "School Watch" from the renowned Ecole D'Horlogerie de Geneve. These were project watches relegated to youthful watchmakers preceding them being utilized by the brands.

Gauge £6,000-7,000.

An uncommon steel and gold Patek Philippe Nautilus, ref. 3800/001 from 1982.

The watch is sold with its unique plug box and papers and was entrusted by its unique proprietor.

Gauge £20,000 - £30,000

A classic Rolex Submariner, ref. 5508 from around 1958 with a gleam dark plated dial that is blurring to tropical variety.

Gauge £15,000 - £20,000