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     juliet marshall Unregistered guest Rating: N/A |
I do not have a picture, but i will describe my watch as best as i can. it is a 1940's (i've been told) ladies Croton wrist watch. 14kt white gold case and band with a total of 73 diamonds, with the diamonds on the band being the largest compared to the case. very petite watch, with a straight line of diamonds for the band, and a square shaped face-silverish in color. the casing around the face is surrounded by small diamonds, and the whole case itself is in the shape of a diamond with points vertically and the sides squared off. <=> it is a self-wind watch, non-waterproof. the writing above the dial says Croton with EL right benith it and below the dial it says Nivada Grenchen, and below the number six (6) it says Swiss. i would greatly appreciate any info you have about my watch, like how old it really is, and the value. I bought it for $400.00 so i hope its worth at least that much.  thank you. | ||
| Zaf Moderator Username: Zaf Post Number: 1853 Registered: 05-2003 Rating: N/A |
Hi there. The value is going to be near the value of the gold and stones. It is probably 1950s arther than 1940s. Perhaps you can take it to a jewler to determine how much it is worth as it will be more valued as such than a watch. |