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Vintage two‑piece parure comprising a Racine Swiss Made mechanical watch in 800 silver and a pair of 800 silver cufflinks, total weight 40.90 g, circa 1965, in good used condition with signs of wear.
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Vintage two-piece jewelry set in 800 silver – Racine Swiss Made jeweled watch and cufflinks – about 1965, composed of a particular Racine Swiss Made mechanical jewelry watch in 800 silver and a pair of vintage cufflinks stamped 800.
The main piece is a refined Racine Swiss Made, mechanical manual-wind jewelry watch, featuring an oval case, dark dial and a distinctive decorative articulated bracelet.
On the dial the inscriptions “RACINE”, “INCABLOC” and “SWISS MADE” are clearly visible.
The watch is functioning at the time of sale: it has been wound manually and the movement starts regularly, with correct advancement of the hands. No recent professional servicing nor long-duration chronometer test has been performed.
Particularly interesting are the silver assay marks: on the case back there is the “0,800” marking, while on the bracelet clasp the “800” stamp is clearly visible. Additional marks and stamps are documented in the close-up photographs.
The articulated bracelet alternates metal elements with decorative cream/ivory colored inserts. Since no professional examination of the insert material has been carried out, these are prudently described as unidentified decorative material and no ivory attribution is made.
The watch measures a total length of about 18.5 cm, while the case measures about 2.5 cm.
Weight of the watch: 36.56 g, naturally including movement, glass, dial and internal components; this value therefore does not represent the net weight of the silver.
Completing the lot is a pair of vintage cufflinks in 800 silver, featuring refined geometric/textured workmanship and an articulated structure. The link has the “800” hallmark, visible in the photographs.
Each cufflink measures about 3 cm in length, with a decorative element of about 1 cm.
Total weight of the pair: 4.34 g.
The total weight of the two items in the lot is 40.90 g, including movement and other non-precious components of the watch.
The set is plausibly attributed to the second half of the 20th century, roughly the 1960s–1970s, with circa 1965 as an approximate dating.
The objects show normal signs of wear, small scratches and patina consistent with their vintage nature. They have not been subjected to invasive polishing.
All photographs, in particular those relating to the 0,800/800 stamps, the case back, clasp, bracelet and cufflinks, are an integral part of the description and allow an accurate assessment of their characteristics and condition.
Vintage two-piece jewelry set in 800 silver – Racine Swiss Made jeweled watch and cufflinks – about 1965, composed of a particular Racine Swiss Made mechanical jewelry watch in 800 silver and a pair of vintage cufflinks stamped 800.
The main piece is a refined Racine Swiss Made, mechanical manual-wind jewelry watch, featuring an oval case, dark dial and a distinctive decorative articulated bracelet.
On the dial the inscriptions “RACINE”, “INCABLOC” and “SWISS MADE” are clearly visible.
The watch is functioning at the time of sale: it has been wound manually and the movement starts regularly, with correct advancement of the hands. No recent professional servicing nor long-duration chronometer test has been performed.
Particularly interesting are the silver assay marks: on the case back there is the “0,800” marking, while on the bracelet clasp the “800” stamp is clearly visible. Additional marks and stamps are documented in the close-up photographs.
The articulated bracelet alternates metal elements with decorative cream/ivory colored inserts. Since no professional examination of the insert material has been carried out, these are prudently described as unidentified decorative material and no ivory attribution is made.
The watch measures a total length of about 18.5 cm, while the case measures about 2.5 cm.
Weight of the watch: 36.56 g, naturally including movement, glass, dial and internal components; this value therefore does not represent the net weight of the silver.
Completing the lot is a pair of vintage cufflinks in 800 silver, featuring refined geometric/textured workmanship and an articulated structure. The link has the “800” hallmark, visible in the photographs.
Each cufflink measures about 3 cm in length, with a decorative element of about 1 cm.
Total weight of the pair: 4.34 g.
The total weight of the two items in the lot is 40.90 g, including movement and other non-precious components of the watch.
The set is plausibly attributed to the second half of the 20th century, roughly the 1960s–1970s, with circa 1965 as an approximate dating.
The objects show normal signs of wear, small scratches and patina consistent with their vintage nature. They have not been subjected to invasive polishing.
All photographs, in particular those relating to the 0,800/800 stamps, the case back, clasp, bracelet and cufflinks, are an integral part of the description and allow an accurate assessment of their characteristics and condition.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
40.9 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Unknown
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