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·@allwoundup that's a good assortment of Deco clocks.
I wish I could say they were mine, alas no. This one is, however.
@allwoundup that's a good assortment of Deco clocks.
The fonts used for the dial numerals on the Omega and Tissot posted above by @hejsam and @bubba48, respectively, are indicative of Art Deco design, IMHO. Similar font designs became popular in the late 1920s and continued in common use into the 1940s. Art Deco design began in France just prior to WWI and continued to evolve throughout the 1920s and 1930s. Art Deco design elements continued to be popular in the 1940s. It should be noted, however, that there is no one Art Deco alfa-numeric font style. A variety of font styles are represented in Art Deco design. Take for example the numeric font used on the dial of the Bulova "Rite-Angle" posted above by @Deafboy. While the case design is decidedly from the "Streamline" branch of Art Deco, which emerged in the 1930s, the numeric font might just as easily be found incorporated in earlier Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau design motifs. Below are several examples of Art Deco clocks and watches incorporating a variety of font designs. Cheers!
Have to share pictures of this incredible art deco piece! I got it in the incredible estate of a collector I got into recently. I’ve sold a few pieces from him here, but I think I need to hold onto this one, as a lover of art deco!
Wow! Fantastic enameled case and raised-numeral dial. Such a cool piece, thanks for sharing. EDIT: @Syrte EDIT2: I am tempted to call dibs. So good.
Appreciate all the love for this! It’s a really cool piece. My OCD will probably put me on the hunt for a matching period correct 14MM white gold filled
You might consider this 1940s Kreisler Basketweave in WG:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ra...isler-nos-1950s-Watch-Band-63-N-/175006924859
https://www.ebay.com/itm/rare-1940s...ketweave-nos-Vintage-Watch-Band-/373873641978
My Rose GF 1944, found on the same bracelet in rose, says 'hi'
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Have to share pictures of this incredible art deco piece! I got it in the incredible estate of a collector I got into recently. I’ve sold a few pieces from him here, but I think I need to hold onto this one, as a lover of art deco!
Appreciate that heads up. When you say difficult, difficult as in a good watchmaker should be able to do it? Or difficult as in even a good watchmaker will very likely mess it up? Because on initial search these are not cheap bracelets!
Have to share pictures of this incredible art deco piece! I got it in the incredible estate of a collector I got into recently. I’ve sold a few pieces from him here, but I think I need to hold onto this one, as a lover of art deco!
Somewhat different but the numerals on this 1950s Wittnauer Alarm are typically referred to as Art Deco
that is absolutely unique and avant garde. would love to see more pics