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Art Deco silver bracelet watch in solid 925 sterling silver with a manually wound mechanical movement, featuring geometric settings with vintage crystal stones, 18 g total weight, 15 cm circumference, extra small bracelet, not a branded piece, no laboratory report, in good used condition with minor wear.
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Rare 925 Sterling Silver Art Deco Ladies' Jewelry Watch – Hand-Engraved – Working (1920s/1930s)
Splendid and elegant vintage Art Deco ladies' wristwatch (cocktail watch), original from the Art Deco era (circa 1920–1930), made of solid 925 sterling silver and enhanced with a refined geometric design.
A unique piece for collectors or lovers of antique jewelry, rare to find in a working mechanical condition and with such meticulous artisanal craftsmanship in the details.
Technical Details and Features
Material: Case Material: Solid 925 Sterling Silver (hallmark "925" stamped inside).
Movement: Mechanical manual-wind, working
Case Finish (Carrure): Laterally finely hand-engraved profiles with elegant scrollwork motifs, typical of the period's high craftsmanship.
Setting & Dial:
Geometric settings with vintage-cut rhinestones/glass pastes and baguette-cut stones.
Rectangular dial with Art Deco Arabic numerals and railway minute track (chemin de fer).
Original crown adorned with a dark cabochon.
Case Back: Snap-back closure in 925 silver with serial number cold-stamped (#8469).
Strap: Black leather integrated with a silver snap-hook clasp.
The watch presents itself in good overall vintage condition. It shows a beautiful authentic patina of time on the metal and minor tarnishing/toning on the paste stones that attest to its originality and historicity, some stones missing.
Rare 925 Sterling Silver Art Deco Ladies' Jewelry Watch – Hand-Engraved – Working (1920s/1930s)
Splendid and elegant vintage Art Deco ladies' wristwatch (cocktail watch), original from the Art Deco era (circa 1920–1930), made of solid 925 sterling silver and enhanced with a refined geometric design.
A unique piece for collectors or lovers of antique jewelry, rare to find in a working mechanical condition and with such meticulous artisanal craftsmanship in the details.
Technical Details and Features
Material: Case Material: Solid 925 Sterling Silver (hallmark "925" stamped inside).
Movement: Mechanical manual-wind, working
Case Finish (Carrure): Laterally finely hand-engraved profiles with elegant scrollwork motifs, typical of the period's high craftsmanship.
Setting & Dial:
Geometric settings with vintage-cut rhinestones/glass pastes and baguette-cut stones.
Rectangular dial with Art Deco Arabic numerals and railway minute track (chemin de fer).
Original crown adorned with a dark cabochon.
Case Back: Snap-back closure in 925 silver with serial number cold-stamped (#8469).
Strap: Black leather integrated with a silver snap-hook clasp.
The watch presents itself in good overall vintage condition. It shows a beautiful authentic patina of time on the metal and minor tarnishing/toning on the paste stones that attest to its originality and historicity, some stones missing.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Art Deco
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
18 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Unknown
Title additional information
Watch
Circumference
15 cm
Bracelet size
Extra small (15 - 16 cm)
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