Timepieces (66)

Police are appealing for witnesses following a burglary that took place in Banbury Road, Chacombe between 12pm, 23rd and 12.20pm, 29th December 2009.

The offender(s) smashed the ground floor window to gain entry into the property where it's believed many high value items were stolen.

These include:

Police are trying to find the owners of jewellery and other valuables which they believe was stolen from the Rickmansworth area.

Recovered items include:

The silver pocket watch is engraved with the initials 'M.J.B' with a date, 'With love from mum and dad'.

This was found in Chipping Ongar in December.

The trinket boxes were found near Woodredon Hill in November.

Police in the Wakefield district are appealing for the public's help to identify a number of items which are believed to have been stolen.

Police in Bradford have released photos of recovered items they believe were stolen.

A large amount of electrical items, laptops, computers and jewellery were found at a property in Queensbury - the occupant has been arrested and charged with burglary.

A man was thrown to the ground and had his watch worth thousands of pounds stolen in a robbery in Wigan.

On Sunday 17 January 2010, the victim was at an antique fair, which took place in a hotel on Chorley Road, Worthington.

Police in Weymouth are appealing to the public in order to re-unite a marble mantle clock with its rightful owner after the clock was recovered from an address in the town - with a picture of the clock being released.

Police in Wakefield District Division are appealing for information concerning items of jewellery and china which have been recovered recently.

Officers have recovered many items.

These include:

Police in Leamington are seeking help from the public to trace four antique clocks which were stolen in a burglary from a house near Warwick on Tuesday 4 August (correct).

The clocks are all very distinctive and police are appealing for anyone who may have been offered them for sale.

Police are trying to trace the rightful owners of a number of ladies wrist watches which have been recovered.

The five watches, which include well known makes such as Gucci, Ingersol and Omega, were recovered from a house in Warwick and are believed to be the proceeds of a burglary.

Police in Dorchester are appealing for witnesses and information from the public after a burglary at a rural church in which thieves made off with irreplaceable historic church artefacts - with pictures being released.

Police are appealing for information from the public after the theft of £205,000 worth of antiques from Levens Hall, near Kendal, over the weekend.

At around 5am on Saturday, 19th September, at least two offenders broke into Levens Hall and stole a Thomas Tompion antique table clock worth £200,000 and a statue of Napoleon on horseback worth £5,000.

Police are trying to trace the owners of watches and jewellery stolen in a number of burglaries in the Brentry and Southmead areas of Bristol.

Many of the items were found in a local second-hand store.

A 29-year-old man has been arrested and bailed on suspicion of handling stolen goods.

The Operation Breaker* Team at Reading are trying to trace the owner of a watch that was found in the pocket of a man who was charged with burglary earlier this week.

The silver Pulsar Chronograph watch, which has stopped working, was not taken in the burglary the man has been charged with.

Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a burglary in Newport Road, Newbury, on Tuesday (6/10).

Between 8.10am and 4pm, offenders gained entry to the house by slipping the Yale lock on the front door. They stole cash and two watches.

The watches are described as: