Vintage Universal Genève Manual Wind 31.75mm Dress Watch – Champagne Dial
The case remains in its original, unpolished state.
The case remains in its original, unpolished state.
Ticks, need service, aged dial. This STARINA watch is good for repair or parts. It is a manual wind model with stainless steel case. It ticks a little bit after winding and shake it. The crystal is heavily scratched and the dial is aged.
Elegant Election Grand Prix watch Circa 1950s In beautiful, running condition. Some texture in the gold around the crystal, as seen in the pictures. Accuracy has not been tested. The Watch Face is 1 1/4″ across by 1/4″ thick.
The Bulova Vintage 1963 23 Jewel Manual Wind Watch is a classic timepiece with a solid gray dial and black leather band, featuring Arabic numerals and baton indexes. This retro wristwatch has a stainless steel case with a brushed silver finish, a smooth fixed bezel, and a round shape with a diameter of 32-35.9mm. With a right-handed movement and 23 jewels, this vintage Bulova watch from the 1960s exudes a timeless charm and style. for any man’s collection. Runs Great
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This Vintage Acqua Women Manual Wind Gold Tone Expansion Bracelet watch from the 1950s is a stunning piece of jewelry. With a solid white dial, Arabic numerals, and a mechanical manual movement, it exudes a classic and elegant style perfect for dressy occasions. The gold tone case and bracelet, along with the 12-hour dial, add a touch of glamour and sophistication. Currently keeping time
John Grafton of London fusee lever watch dated to 1844. Dial is cream with no significant flaws and hands are pure gold. Movement has good pivots, intact, and a good balance. The fusee cone works and the mainspring is intact. The fusee chain is attached correctly and the watch will wind. This watch does tick a bit with some coaxing. Case is sterling silver likely made by John William Hamman.
John Grafton of London fusee lever watch dated to 1844. Dial is cream with no significant flaws and hands are pure gold. Movement has good pivots, intact, and a good balance. The fusee cone works and the mainspring is intact. The fusee chain is attached correctly and the watch will wind. This watch does tick a bit with some coaxing. Case is sterling silver likely made by John William Hamman.
Era: Produced in the 1940s during the World War II era.
Era: Produced in the 1940s during the World War II era.