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Vintage 1920s Hallmark Art Deco Ladies Watch 18K GF Filigree Engraved 15 J AS IS

The Vintage 1920s Hallmark Art Deco Ladies Watch is a classic timepiece featuring a beautiful engraved 18K gold filled case with a solid champagne dial and Arabic numeral indices. This watch has a mechanical manual movement with 15 jewels and a 12-hour dial. The bracelet band in silver complements the elegant design of this round watch. This vintage piece from the 1920s is a timeless addition to any woman’s jewelry collection.

Gruen Guild 15J 14K GF SWISS vintage ladys watch circa 1926 NOT TESTED

The Gruen Guild 15J 14K GF Swiss vintage ladies watch from circa 1926 features a classic design with a silver bezel, Arabic numeral indices, and a solid dial pattern. This wristwatch has a 12-hour dial, a mechanical manual movement, and a gold-filled case with a snap caseback. The watch comes with a bracelet band in silver, measuring 26mm in case size and 5mm in band width. A vintage piece from the renowned Gruen brand, this timepiece is a timeless accessory for women who appreciate fine craftsmanship and historical significance in their jewelry collection.

Marcy DeMarco La Contessa Bracelet Watch Rhinestone Vintage Whimsical Jewelry

Mary DeMarco for La Contessa bracelet watch showcases an intricate floral and insect motif, featuring a detailed bee on the dial. The antique brass-tone band is embellished with a mix of peach cabochons and sparkling pink and orange crystals, creating a whimsical, nature-inspired aesthetic. This piece functions as both a reliable timepiece with Japan movement and a statement piece of jewelry, finished with a secure lobster claw clasp and extender chain. This item is in good pre-owned condition. Measurements: • Length: 7″ Keywords: Whimsical, Nature, Bee, Floral, Antique Brass, Cabochon, Crystal, Cottagecore, Fairycore, Statement, Vintage Style, La Contessa, Designer Jewelry, Garden, Insect

Gruen Women’s Vintage Pre-1920 Manual Rectangular Gold Bracelet Watch

vintage Gruen ladies’ watch, likely from the 1930s–40s Art Deco era, based on the rectangular stepped case, engraved bezel, and expansion band with a small Celtic cross charm attached. A few things worth knowing before pinning down a number: On the “10k gold” claim: Most ladies’ Gruen watches from this era were 10k gold-filled or rolled gold plate (RGP), not solid 10k gold — this was standard practice for Gruen’s more affordable lines. Solid gold cases exist but are less common and usually marked more explicitly (e.g., “10K SOLID”).

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