Celtic and Irish Pocket Watches

Cuchulainn
Silver and gold-plated hunter pocket watch, diameter 49mm (2 ins). Swiss parts, quartz calendar movement, silver-plated chain. White dial with roman index. Three-year battery. The front of the watch shows the Claddagh Symbol with the words - Love, Loyalty and Friendship engraved above the Claddagh.  Beautiful presentation case.

One of the great heroes of Irish mythology, usually known as the Hound of Ulster. First called Setanta, he did not win his name Cuchulainn, until he slew a huge ferocious hound at the age of 7 with his bare hands. The hound was guarding the royal party of King Cochobar Mac Nessa while Culann, a wealthy smith, was entertaining them. Culann was so upset by the loss of his great hound that Cuchulainn offered to take its place. The offer was declined but thereafter he was known as Cuchulainn (the Hound of Culann) - more details on Cuchulainn

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Luga Claddagh Gold Plated Pocket Watch
Gold-plated hunter pocket watch, diameter 49mm (2 ins), French quartz calendar movement, gold-plated albert. Etched celtic knotwork on the cover along with the Claddagh design in relief. White dial with roman index. Three-year battery. The front of the watch shows the Claddagh Symbol with the words - Love, Loyalty and Friendship engraved above the Claddagh comes with a chain. Beautiful presentation case.

The Irish name for the Celtic sun god. Also known as Lleu in Wales and Lugos in France.  He was part Fomorii, since his grandfather was the Irish one-eyed god Balor, the Formorii champion. The Formorii were sea gods who challenged the Tuatha De Danann for control of Ireland. - more details on Luga

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Silver& gold-plated hunter pocket watch, diameter 49mm (2 ins), Japanese quartz calendar movement, silver-plated albert. White dial with roman index. Three-year battery. Silver chain. Trinity knot and celtic interlacing design in gold on a silver-plated case.  Beautiful presentation case.

Delga - A Fir Bolg chieftain, builder of the Dun Delgan (Dundalk) fortress which was later to belong to Cuchulainn. The Fir Bolg were mythical early invaders of Ireland, between the Nemedians and the Tuatha Dé Danann. Known as the bagmen, they came from Greece where they were enslaved and made to carry the earth from the valleys to the bare hills. By using their bags as boats, they escaped and fetched up close to Boyle.

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