20's vintage watch DIDISHEIM Winton art deco white gold 14k RARE serviced
20's vintage watch DIDISHEIM Winton art deco white gold 14k RARE serviced
From 20's this Winton cased in gold sheet soldered on metal, manual wind, serviced in december 2020 by watchmaker…
Case:
o Engraved: Pioneer W C. CO.
1-10-14 KT
gold sheet soldered on metal Super quality serial. 72332
o Fine condition with strong geometry
o 26.30mm without crown / 33.30mm lug to lug / 9.30mm tickness / 16mm lug widt
o Original Crown
Movement:
o Mechanical manual-wind 15 jewels signed Winton W.CO swiss - serviced by watchmaker in December 2020
(movement was disambled, washed, lubricated)
Dial:
o Lovely and untouched square radium dial in good condition,
Bracelet Material:
o New 16mm dark brown suede, generic chromed buckle
Condition:
Overall in very good condition, an incredible piece with more than ninety years
please see photos as they are part of the description.
No box or pappers, no water proof test, sold as is, any question feel free for ask...
just for curiosity: Winton is a trademark used in commerce since May 01, 1919.
It was originally owned by “Hipp. Didisheim Company, Inc.” in New York, NY.
Didisheim also owned the trademark Nassau; the trademarks (and Didisheim’s business) were transferred around 1940 (?) to a company “L. Adels Company”, New York, NY. Said company was owned by Louis Adels. Adels owned the trademarks SLEDA (used since April 1925), ELBON (used since September 1927) and LACO (since 1922); LACO is the abbreviation of “Louis Adels COmpany” and isn’t to be mistaken with the German trademark “Laco” of LAner & CO”. Foundation of L. Adels Company probably was around 1922.
Louis Adels sold his watches under his several brands, mainly under “Winton”, “Elbon”, “Nassau” and “LACO”, but also “Marc Nicolet” branded watch was sold by Adels/Winton Watch Co. Adels had an ad in Swiss Watch Magazine “La Féderation Horlogère Suisse” of 13. June 1934.
Winton watch movements were quality movements made by well-known Swiss makers of the Èbauches SA Group, namely by A.Schild, Aurore, ETA, Felsa, Fontainemelon and Unitas. Only the caliber 523 was made by a non-Swiss company, namely German company Durowe (Durowe 202).