Antique Sterling Silver Omega Curiosities bark finish is identity bracelet

bark finish is identity bracelet decorated with bold statement hallmarks

Obscured by the piece’s naturalistic finish are British hallmarks

the family owned business expanded into jewellery in the 1920s and fast became

Weight - 88

Vacheron Constantin and Jaeger Le-Coultre were shipped to Wittnauer in the states and set in locally made cases to bypass high import taxes on luxury good between countries

Antique Sterling Silver Omega Curiosities bark finish is identity braceletA glorious century old solid sterling silver Omega cushion case wristwatch The remarkably clean enamel dial is decorated with bold Roman numerals, black Breguet hands, a subtle minute track and a sub seconds dial at 6 The sterling silver case remains in great shape. Bold assay marks to the case back show the watch was assayed in Birmingham in 1926 Also present alongside periodic service markings is the case makers mark of ALD for the Dennison Watch