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.
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".
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.
Brilliant men's "Lord Elgin" dress wristwatch from the Golden Era of American watchmaking - new-old-stock - with original box, strap and tag; Circa 1950s
Completely original men's solid 14k yellow gold Jules Jurgensen wristwatch with sleek, Minimalist/Retro design; fitted with genuine crocodile strap and offered in factory double-boxes with guarantee booklet. Breathtaking! Circa Mid-Century
Hailing from one of America's most exhilarating eras, this men's mid-century Waltham features a highly stylized case with "sunburst" lugs - perfect for a windswept convertible ride. Circa 1959
One of the most attractive timepieces to emerge from the Mid-Century movement, this men's LeCoultre "Memovox" alarm watch features hour, minute, sweep second and alarm functions in a stunning case. Circa late'50s.
Stunning and original 23 ruby jeweled "B.W. Raymond" wristwatch by the Elgin National Watch Company, one of the finest timepieces ever produced and the first railroad-approved wrist watch. Offered in its original factory presentation box. Circa 1961
