Astonishingly beautiful ladies late Victorian solid silver "hunter-case" Racine pendant watch by Gallet with matching enameled ribbon pin in period presentation case, circa 1890
This Elgin National Watch Company timepiece, circa 1902, contains one of the finest railroad-grade pocket watch mechanisms available in the day: a solid nickel, 23 ruby jeweled "Veritas" with solid gold jewel settings; gold train and jeweled motor barrel. Offered in a period presentation box.
American Waltham Watch Company "Seaside" pocket watch, circa 1905. A crisp, engine-turned Victorian hunter case can be carried as either a man's or ladies timepiece. Offered with a matching Victorian slide chain; presented in a period box.
Alluring ladies solid sterling silver “Deco” wristwatch with exploding numeral dial, ca. mid to late Teens, with matching buckle, offered in a period correct presentation box. Circa 1915.
Men's WWI Patria presentation wire-lug trench watch, inscribed "Sergt.Willis/4/1st Herts/from 15th West Riding Volunteers/1917." Offered with a custom-fitted two-piece strap and matching sterling buckle.
Startlingly crisp and original men's World War I era sterling silver Patria/Omega gentleman's wrist watch sporting what appears to be its original pigskin strap and buckle, circa 1918.
Extremely rare WWI era Men's "Croix de Guerre" wrist watch in solid bronze and French wash. Restored, featuring a two-piece cordovan strap with matching buckle. Circa 1918
Men's WWI sterling silver Patria wire-lug wrist watch with its original strap and buckle, presented in a leather box custom-fitted for the purpose, circa 1918.
Exceedingly rare, completely original oversized WWI Elgin trench watch. Measuring a full 38mm in diameter, this silveroid timepiece is one of the largest examples of the era. Featuring a correctly re-created black cordovan strap and matching buckle; Circa 1918
Both stunning and historic, this WWI era black-dialed timepiece, housed in a solid sterling silver integrated shrapnel guard case and fitted with a correctly re-created strap of the era is a work of tactile wrist art. Circa 1918.
Completely original example of this men's Elgin U.S. Army wristwatch. Features period engraving and our own correct, custom-fitted one-piece black cordovan strap with matching sterling buckle. Circa 1919
Sterling 1919 Omega wire-lug wristlet watch awarded from the R.O.T.C. at Presidio, San Francisco, custom-fitted with a military-style black cordovan strap and offered in a period-correct presentation box.
