Quite simply one of the most extraordinary timepieces ever produced by one of the world’s most remarkable watch houses, this Elgin National Watch Company “50 Million” created to commemorate the 50 Millionth watch is a masterpiece! Few were produced; most have been lost to history. This example, crisp with its original presentation card is one of the most pristine in existence. Features solid 18k buckle and mahogany presentation box. Circa 1951
Handsome and original, this men's Hamilton with original pearlescent dial and feathered lugs has quite the mesmeric wrist presence! Offered in a factory Hamilton clamshell presentation box. Circa 1952
Hailing from one of America's most exhilarating eras, this completely original men's Waltham “Transportation Marvel W” features a solid stainless steel case, matching thick spear hands, red center-sweep and rare “Montgomery” dial. Circa 1960
Men's very uncommon; very elegant Mid-Century automatic dress wristwatch in solid 14 carat gold by Tiffany & Co. Features a period wine crocodile strap; custom-made sold 14 carat gold buckle and burl walnut presentation case. Circa 1960
Gorgeous men's 24 hour "Durapower" wristwatch in solid stainless steel, fitted with a winter crocodile strap and offered in a factory clamshell presentation case. Circa 1960.
Stunning and impressive in both form and function, this 23 ruby jeweled "B.W. Raymond" wristwatch by the Elgin National Watch Company is one of the finest American timepieces ever produced and the first railroad-approved wrist watch. Circa 1961.
Men's wonderfully original late '60s/early '70s two-register Croton Chronomaster Aviator/Sea Diver with black dial and new-old stock Tropic dive strap. Offered in a custom-fitted, velvet-lined presentation box.
