A watch Yoko Ono bought for her late husband John Lennon as a birthday gift months before his assassination will be returned to her, a Swiss court has ruled.

A rare watch given to John Lennon by his wife Yoko Ono and which was stolen after his death does not belong to an Italian man who bought it from an auction house years later, a Swiss court ruled on Thursday,

Switzerland’s Supreme Court has ruled that Yoko Ono is the rightful owner of a watch she gifted John Lennon in 1980, two months before he was assassinated outside his home in New York City. For his birthday that year,

A Patek Phillppe watch, given to John Lennon by his wife Yoko Ono, rightfully belongs to her, Switzerland’s highest court has ruled.

A Swiss court has ruled that John Lennon's long-lost Patek Philippe 2499 belongs to Yoko Ono. An Italian collector has had the watch for years.

A Swiss court has ruled that a rare Patek Philippe watch given to John Lennon by Yoko Ono, which was stolen after his death, does not belong to its Italian buyer. The decision paves the way for its return to Ono,

The Patek Philippe was a 40th birthday gift to the former Beatle from his wife Ono before his assassination in 1980

At long last, Yoko Ono has won a legal case establishing that a watch once owned by her murdered husband, John Lennon, belongs to her, rather than to a private collector.