🔹Product Description

Hamilton HAMILTON Ladies 14KG Solid Gold 4P Jewelry Art Deco Case 22 Jewels Cal.757 Hand-wound

🔹Features and Specifications

Cal.757 Hand-wound 1950s

Hamilton's jewelry watch, a 14K solid gold Art Deco model.

Its characteristic is the glittering lug case decorated with jewelry. Its Art Deco form shows elegance and good taste.

The dial is a silver dial. Multi-faceted wedge and dot indexes and slender hands.

The movement is caliber 757. This is a high-end 22-jewel hand-wound movement produced by Hamilton in their own factory in the United States for just a few years from 1955. The bracelet is an extension bracelet.

🔹Condition

The dial shows signs of aging such as light dirt. There is no particularly noticeable damage. There is no fading of the letters. Although it is an old watch, it is generally in good condition. There is no rust on the hands or indexes.

[Case/back cover] There are scratches and scuffs due to use. The back cover has a 14K engraving. There are no large dents.

[Windshield] There are no particularly noticeable large scratches. It is in generally good condition. Daily visibility when worn is also ensured.

[Brace] It is a retractable extension bracelet. It can be worn immediately.

🔹Accessories

None

🔹Size

[Daily difference] When measured for 24 hours with hand-wound flat, it is within 60 seconds. (There may be some difference in posture when implemented)

[Size] Case diameter is about 14mm (excluding crown), length is about 31mm (lug to lug), and the wrist circumference is about 15cm in normal condition.