J. Weber - 1574 95 - Women - 1900-1949
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J. Weber platinum case watch with a 22 mm platinum case, manual-wind movement, white dial, diamond surround with one missing, and four blue sapphires, dating from the 1920s Art Déco, in discreet condition and sold with insured shipping but no original box or papers.
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Art Deco Jewelry-Watch by J. Weber – solid platinum, diamonds and sapphires – 1920s
A refined and rare example of Geneva watchmaking-jewelry from the Art Deco period, signed J. Weber on the dial.
This timepiece embodies the geometric elegance of the 1920s, combining noble materials with craftsmanship of the highest order.
- Case: Made of solid platinum, stamped "PLATINE" on the inside. It features a splendid side engraving with floral motifs and edges finished in millegrain.
- Precious stones:
- Outline of natural brilliant-cut diamonds (one brilliant missing, easily restorable).
- 4 blue sapphires, geometrically cut on the sides, a distinctive element of the vintage Deco design.
- Mechanism: high-precision manual-winding mechanical movement. Technical note: The mechanism is intact and running (it starts when prompted), but requires a general overhaul and lubrication due to its age.
- Dimensions: 29 mm x 15 mm (including crown). Case weight without movement: 4.4 g.
- Status: Recently cleaned to bring out the platinum's shine. Missing the original crystal. Missing the strap. In decent condition, to be cleaned and serviced.
External back cover with serial number 1574 95.
- Versatility: Thanks to the integrated lugs, it can be worn as a wristwatch with a silk strap or as an elegant pendant for a necklace.
Please take a close look at the photo gallery, which is an integral part of the description, in order to avoid any unpleasant misunderstandings.
Careful packaging and insured shipping with tracking.
Seller's Story
For over 20 years, I have dedicated myself passionately to the search for and trading of special, rare, curious objects from any era.
Every piece I select has something that catches my attention: it can be the shape, the story, the unusual aspect, or simply that detail that makes it unique.
I am always searching for objects that speak, that tell something to those who know how to listen.
I choose them carefully, photograph them honestly, and describe them as accurately as possible.
Selling on this Catawiki to share this passion with those who, like me, love to surround themselves with things with a soul.
Translated by Google TranslateArt Deco Jewelry-Watch by J. Weber – solid platinum, diamonds and sapphires – 1920s
A refined and rare example of Geneva watchmaking-jewelry from the Art Deco period, signed J. Weber on the dial.
This timepiece embodies the geometric elegance of the 1920s, combining noble materials with craftsmanship of the highest order.
- Case: Made of solid platinum, stamped "PLATINE" on the inside. It features a splendid side engraving with floral motifs and edges finished in millegrain.
- Precious stones:
- Outline of natural brilliant-cut diamonds (one brilliant missing, easily restorable).
- 4 blue sapphires, geometrically cut on the sides, a distinctive element of the vintage Deco design.
- Mechanism: high-precision manual-winding mechanical movement. Technical note: The mechanism is intact and running (it starts when prompted), but requires a general overhaul and lubrication due to its age.
- Dimensions: 29 mm x 15 mm (including crown). Case weight without movement: 4.4 g.
- Status: Recently cleaned to bring out the platinum's shine. Missing the original crystal. Missing the strap. In decent condition, to be cleaned and serviced.
External back cover with serial number 1574 95.
- Versatility: Thanks to the integrated lugs, it can be worn as a wristwatch with a silk strap or as an elegant pendant for a necklace.
Please take a close look at the photo gallery, which is an integral part of the description, in order to avoid any unpleasant misunderstandings.
Careful packaging and insured shipping with tracking.
Seller's Story
For over 20 years, I have dedicated myself passionately to the search for and trading of special, rare, curious objects from any era.
Every piece I select has something that catches my attention: it can be the shape, the story, the unusual aspect, or simply that detail that makes it unique.
I am always searching for objects that speak, that tell something to those who know how to listen.
I choose them carefully, photograph them honestly, and describe them as accurately as possible.
Selling on this Catawiki to share this passion with those who, like me, love to surround themselves with things with a soul.
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Brand
J. Weber
Gender
Women
Reference Number
1574 95
Band material
Textile
Shipped Insured
Yes
Band length
Regular (180–200 mm)
Period
1900-1949
Repainted dial
No
Movement
Manual winding
Dial colour
White
Case material
Platinum
Original box included
No
Original papers included
No
Case diameter
22 mm
Original warranty included
No
Condition
Fair - major signs of wear
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