Founded in 1923 in Bienne, Switzerland, the Optima Watch Company was dedicated to making all their movements in-house, with exacting precision and Swiss quality. This particular "Art Deco" Optima is a very elegant, ladies' dress watch, executed in a very fancy, engraved, 18K solid white gold case that boasts a sapphire blue, cabochon crown, case corners with sapphire blue stones, four diamonds (set north and south and east and west), and a silvered, engraved dial accented with blued steel hands. The silvered dial is just spectacular, with its engraved design and arcaded chapters. The bezel is also beautifully engraved and this gives the watch a wonderful look. The movement is a seventeen jewel mechanical marvel that is winding, setting, and keeping time just as it should. This is a scarce watch from a company that did not compromise and it can be yours!
Father Time Antiques, Inc. is the Midwest's largest retailer of vintage wristwatches, antique pocket watches and antique clocks, not to mention our first rate restoration work.
2108 W Belmont Ave Chicago, IL 60618 | 773-880-5599 | www.fathertimeantiques.com
Monday, August 6, 2018
Optima Sapphire Crown
Founded in 1923 in Bienne, Switzerland, the Optima Watch Company was dedicated to making all their movements in-house, with exacting precision and Swiss quality. This particular "Art Deco" Optima is a very elegant, ladies' dress watch, executed in a very fancy, engraved, 18K solid white gold case that boasts a sapphire blue, cabochon crown, case corners with sapphire blue stones, four diamonds (set north and south and east and west), and a silvered, engraved dial accented with blued steel hands. The silvered dial is just spectacular, with its engraved design and arcaded chapters. The bezel is also beautifully engraved and this gives the watch a wonderful look. The movement is a seventeen jewel mechanical marvel that is winding, setting, and keeping time just as it should. This is a scarce watch from a company that did not compromise and it can be yours!
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