Astonishing and original example of the art of the Golden Age of watch design, this gentleman’s wrist watch is a triumph of form and function. Cleaned, oiled, calibrated and offered in a rare Elgin National Watch Company presentation case.
Men's Illinois dress wristwatch in an oversized octagonal case. Completely restored and fully serviced, this 1928 classic with a rare 17 jewel high-grade movement basks in Deco influence. Awarded to "S.W. Gisriel/from Kennel No. 8/August 17, 1927".
Considered one of the most desirable American-made wrist watches, the Illinois "New Yorker" the very tactile embodiment of the Deco Movement. This example, in white gold fill, features an original dial and factory enameling. Circa 1929
Absolutely stunning and rare men's Illinois dress watch from a prominent estate collection; cleaned oiled and calibrated as well as fitted with one of our very own cordovan straps. Offered in a period presentation box.
Strong yet ethereal, this marvelous work of art from The Hamilton Watch Company illustrates all that is impressive and magical about the Deco Era. Properly restored and offered in a fetching celluloid presentation case.
Magnificent men's WWII era, dual-register "Olympic" chronograph in a "Machine-Era" snap-back case. Complete with its original, un-restored tri-color dial and "spear" hands – a handsome timepiece for someone of undeniably fine taste.
