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Vintage Elgin Art Deco Fancy Enamel Dial Men’s Classic Dress Watch 1920s

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BRAND:
Elgin
UNIT CONDITION:
Pre-owned - Good
► SELLER'S DESCRIPTION
Up for sale is a vintage Elgin Art Deco men’s classic dress watch from the 1920s, showcasing a beautifully styled fancy two-tone enamel-style dial and a timeless round case that reflects the elegance of early 20th-century American watchmaking. The watch is currently running and holding accurate time. The dial features stylized black Arabic numerals, blued steel hands, and a subsidiary seconds register at 6 o’clock. It has a striking two-tone enamel-style layout with a soft light-blue center, a white outer chapter ring with raised dot minute markers, and gold star accents around the perimeter—giving this piece strong Art Deco character and visual appeal. All parts of the watch are original. The case is 10K gold filled. The watch remains in great physical condition for its age and shows light signs of use and age. Photos best describe its physical condition and should be reviewed carefully. The watch is fitted on a high-end black leather strap. Key Details: • Brand: Elgin • Era: 1920s • Style: Art Deco Classic Dress Watch • Dial: Fancy two-tone enamel-style dial with sub-seconds • Case: 10K gold filled • Case Size: Approximately 32 mm (not including crown) • Strap: High-end black leather strap • Function: Running and holding accurate time A beautiful and authentic 1920s Elgin dress watch with strong Art Deco styling and timeless appeal. An excellent addition to any vintage watch collection. Ships carefully. Feel free to message me with any questions.

► ARCHIVE FILE: ELGIN — BRAND HISTORY

Established in Illinois in 1864, Elgin became America's largest watch manufacturer and produced roughly 60 million watches across a century of industrial watchmaking. Its railroad movements, wartime instruments, and postwar dress watches survive as reminders of a vast domestic industry that ended when Elgin stopped manufacturing watches in 1968.

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