
14K white gold ladies' vintage wristwatch with multi-strand mesh bracelet
Selling Price
$800
History
This style of ladies' wristwatch emerged in the 1940s through 1960s, representing an era when fine jewelry watches were essential accessories for elegant women. These timepieces combined Swiss or American mechanical movements with precious metal cases and integrated mesh bracelets, reflecting mid-century design aesthetics that emphasized delicate proportions and refined craftsmanship. The multi-strand mesh bracelet design was particularly popular during the 1950s and 1960s, offering both flexibility and sophistication. Vintage ladies' watches in 14K white gold are highly sought after by collectors of fine jewelry, vintage watch enthusiasts, and those who appreciate mid-century fashion accessories. These pieces appeal to individuals who value the craftsmanship of mechanical movements and the timeless elegance of precious metal jewelry. The combination of functional horology and wearable art makes these watches desirable for both their historical significance and their continued wearability as statement pieces.
Origin
Switzerland or United States
Time period
circa 1950–1970