Exuding strength and grace, this sterling silver World War I trench watch with desirable – and we believe original – shrapnel guard in solid sterling silver is absolutely magnificent. Featuring a porcelain dial, stained-glass hands and custom-fitted with a period-correct black cordovan strap!
Wonderfully early 18 size pocket watch by Hamilton Watch Company, featuring a gorgeous double-sunk porcelain dial, extra-fancy blued hands and a solid nickel, 21 ruby jeweled movement and expressive damsaskeening. Offered with heavy yellow gold-filled railroad-grade chain and unusual gold-ore fob. Circa 1917.
Completely original men's World War II Bulova ordnance wristwatch in remarkably good condition; fitted with a correct re-creation of its original O.D. canvas strap, circa 1944.
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 solid 14k yellow gold case. Offered in factory LeCoultre double boxes. Circa '50s.
Deco and absolutely STUNNING, this astonishing men's solid 14k white gold Glycine dress watch extols all the virtues of Art Deco era. Offered in a period leather presentation box. Circa 1928.
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
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.
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.
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.
