This is a 1920’s, antique watch movement, that has been placed within a stainless steel watch backing. Two blue Swarovski crystals have been attached to the top of the piece. A copper dragonfly was attached to the right side. A thin coat of resin covers […]
This is a lapel pin that John Bauer has on his personal coat. This pin has an antique, enamel coated, copper, pocket watch dial as the base. A silver colored spring case is in the center, a watch plate part is on the upper side […]
An antique wrist watch movement is encased in an oval of resin. Both sides of the movement can be seen as on one side the movement and mechanism can be seen and on the other side has the original watch dial still. This appears to […]
This is a heart, made of resin, attached to a metal adjustable ring base. The ring is transparent and one can see a variety of cogs, wheels and gears inside of this.
This is a smaller watch movement from an antique pocket watch. This piece still has the pieces and parts intact, as one can see by looking at it. It has a coat of a thick resin forming a dome over the movement. This is then […]
As is normally the case, it appears that this antique watch movement was cannibalized for some of its parts to fix a different watch. Although the absence of that round piece enables you to see deeper into the workings of this mechanism. The movement has […]
An antique bracelet was gold shielded. This process is similar to gold plating where a think layer of gold is applier to the outside of a piece of jewelry. The metal adjustable, gold shielded bracelet, has a gold shielded bezel which has been attached to […]
An antique watch movement piece from the Caravelle Watch Company was created in the 1930’s. This round movement has a coat of resin on it. Then a Cicada wing, has been attached to the side and was also coated in a thin layer of resin. […]
This is a metal, antique, pocket watch dial from the 1930’s. It has a thin coat of resin on top of it. Then there is a metal butterfly near the center. The butterfly is filled with clear and red colored Swarovski crystals. This hangs from […]
This watch movement is signed at the top by the American Watham Watch Company which operated out of Waltham, Massachusetts. This mechanism has a serial number matching it to the production year of 1884. It has a thin coat of resin on it along with […]
This hand stamped, antique, enamel coated, copper pocket watch face has a thin coat of resin on it. The resin helps to keep it from obtaining any further damage. There is a metal, filigree butterfly which is attached to the front. On the body of […]
This was originally named as a “Cicada” watch pendant. The beetle’s wings would open up and reveal a watch inside. This vintage piece has been changed to show a watch’s movement inside. It has a coat of resin and has 2 blue Swarovski crystals on […]
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