Most beautiful womens jewel watches?

https://omegaforums.net/threads/200...ck-dial-18k-white-gold-diamonds-beauty.28392/

If you looking for bejewelled

These have always caught my eye... Bulgari bracelet with Jaeger LeCoultre timepiece...

To my eye, the most beautiful bejeweled watches are the elegant vintage cocktail watches mentioned above. I think of these:


Or, there are "covered" ladies watches that look like bejeweled bracelets rather than watches. Omega made some, like this:


With today's perspective on fashion, the small dials do seem like an afterthought next to the jewels. I'd also think they would be hard to read, so you would need to @Mad Dog it, and wear a larger watch on your other wrist...

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My wife's Omega Saphette from the 50ies:

Why not a nice example of a Reverso? If it absolutely must be be-jeweled (or Bedazzled, as many such watches appear to be) I think they've got that base covered, but a modest gold Reverso or even steel would look pretty cool at a cocktail reception etc.

Just be careful not to pick out a quartz model.

Not much into women's watches, but I always feel it's unfair that even very special ones retail so low.
A couple of years ago I bid on one, but was not the highest bidder. A Olga Tritt Lemania in 18k. 😲



Now to the thing: Who was Olga? Some digging was required......


Designer Olga Tritt was a Russian beauty who trained as a goldsmith in Brazil.
She opened her first shop in New York in 1910.
In 1939, the Brazilian government commissioned her to design a collection of jewelry to showcase Brazilian-sourced colored gemstones for the New York World's Fair.

This is an extract from an article about her dating back to 1912 from US magazine. Typos I guess comes from the OCR process.

A Girl Watchmaker

Miss Olga Tritt, a pretty little Russian girl, now only twentyfive years old, was apprenticed fourteen years ago to the trade of watch-maker. She found it necessary at eleven to earn her own living; but to her dismay, when she started out to search for work, she learned that there were few avenues of employment open to her.
Deep down in her heart she was a craftsman ; she had always had a real love for precious metals, and at last, after using all her powers of persuasion, she succeeded in interesting an old watch-maker in her efforts to earn her living in the field she had chosen, and ho apprenticed her for seven years.
She was first taught to be a watch-maker, and from that advanced to the designing of jewelry; for the two arts go hand in hand. At the end of her apprenticeship, she stayed on with the old watch-maker, and by the time she decided to emigrate to this country she was acknowledged to be an expert in fine metal work of all kinds.
But, though she can execute the most intricate bits of jewelry, she does not disdain the smallest job. One of her specialties is the mending of shell fans, and she supplies to distracted owners copies of antique jewelry that has been lost or stolen. Incidentally, she might show you, as she did me, a rare and beautiful watch of old Venetian enamel, the works of which are more than 200 years old, which she has just repaired.
The time-piece is not much larger than a dime; the work had to be done under a powerful magnifying Aand required supreme patience, ow, every one takes an interest in the little Russian, and from the Pt she landed at Castle there were many to hold helping hand to her. Down wholesale district, where alers in expensive gems heir quarters, she is alelcome, and they will give might refuse it to a man.
Not only are they glad to see her succeed, but they appreciate her value as a craftswoman of the highest type.

Misa Olga Tritt

Ah yeah, I guess the Reverso isn't quite as extroverted as what we're looking for here, and certainly is a bit expensive! I'll admit I'm a bit outta my league in this case, though like others have already posted I quite like the Bvlgari Serpenti in some of its manifestations. Still too expensive though! Maybe an older Movado or something might fit the bill.

But then, why wear what your friend wears? You've got your own style with the 1940s tool watches, and it's not hard to guess which style gets my vote - and probably the vote of most of the dudes here 👍