I would be interested in any information about the makers and/or subjectmatter of these three watches.
!) "Patent Lever Diaron Langle St. Imir #21527

Reverse side.

Oops, that was a detail. Here is the reverse:

The dust cover:

It is a large watch. The dial measures an inch and 13 16ths.

Unfortunately the works are gutted.

2) Niello hunter, "Patent Lever Full Jeweled in rubys and Saphyrs A. Dubois & Co Chaux de Fonds"

Front side:

Dial:

Dust cover:

Here is the dust cover:

And finalloy the movement:

Number 3 is a captain's watch. "Duplex Escapement Ten Jewels Ruby Roller Arnold Adams & Co. London."

Here is the reverse side:

And:

And...

And finally...

Here is a slide chain with a nautical theme also.

Detail of slide:

Does anyone have other examples of seafaring subjects like these?

Aside from some Military stuff, I have these very impressive watches . . Top view, the Ingraham "Seven Seas" with it's indisputable "Chronometer" grade movement always guaranteed to still be running 10 hours after it's last wind.

Bottom view, a 1919 vintage Illinois 16s, 21 Jewel "Burlington Watch Co"., with a signed Burlington Case that has a nice WWI vintage "Battlewagon" steaming across the back cover!

Those are great! I've read some of the Burlington advertising stating that they did some heavy marketing to the Navy, so it makes sense to have this engraving on the watch.