Gold case and mother of pearl dial combinations are usually nice, and this one is maybe nicer than that!
HOW DO WE DATE THIS WATCH?
From the London hallmark on the inside of the case back we can accurately date this watch to being assayed in 1927.
CONDITION
The maker of the watch remains a mystery, but our initial thoughts are that it may be from AS.
For a ladies watch the size is impressive with a 25 mm case, made of solid 9k gold and has a hinged caseback. This is paired to a rolled gold sprung bracelet, in excellent order, but again not having any makers mark so we can not be sure it is original to the watch, or if it is a later, very well matched replacement. The mother or pearl dial is endlessly eye catching, and the video will show how this changes in the light better than the photos do. Some of the dial numerals have deteriorated, but the railroad minute track is largely complete. The bracelet is not something we have adjusted before so we would prefer it if you had a local jeweller do this for you if needed – that way you get the best fit too.
This watch will be supplied with a presentation box and our Certificate of Authenticity.
Please see the HD video for more detail. All photos and videos are part of the description and are of the actual watch unless mentioned. We do not photoshop any images, and the images are copyright of birthyearwatches.com and should not be used without permission.
SIZE
Width with crown 27.0 mm
Width without crown 25.3 mm
Between lugs 3.0 mm
Lug to lug length 28.8 mm
Case Thickness 8.8 mm
Bracelet maximum length 170 mm
All sizes are approximate.
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