Product Details

Brand: The dial clearly shows the name ELGIN, which refers to the Elgin National Watch Company, a major American watch manufacturer. • Style and Era: The watch exhibits the design characteristics typical of post-WWII women's watches: • Case Shape: It has a stylized, flowing, and elongated gold-tone case often described as a hooded lug or fancy lug design. This style was very popular in the late 1940s and early 1950s. • Size: It is a very small watch, consistent with the fashion trend for women's watches of that era. Case Back Markings: The case back shows the following markings: • STAINLESS STEEL (indicating the material of the back cover for durability and anti-corrosion). • WICK R.G. BEZEL (WICK likely refers to a specific case maker or style, and R.G. BEZEL means the bezel/case front is Rolled Gold Plated, which is a common gold-tone finish from that period). Some of this information is from AI and the watch is not running.