1970s Stainless Steel Wakmann

The Wakmann watch company was established in New York during the World War II era. Because of the outstanding quality of the watches, Wakmann established themselves as an official deliverer and produc

Wakmann Chronograph, Ref. 9659, Stainless Steel Wristwatch, Circa 1970'sCase: Stainless SteelCase Size: 41mmDial: BlackReference Number: 9659Movement: Manual, 17 jewelsSigned: Case, dial and movement

There is no question that Rolex is the leading name in luxury watches. With over 400 registered patents, Rolex stands as the ultimate pioneer in the development of the wristwatch. In 2014, Forbes rank

Seiko is unique in its suite of timepiece kenetic movements. Seiko is best known for developing the first watch to convert kinetic movement into electrical energy. Year: 1970s Metal: Yellow Gold Plate

Wittnauer was found in New York City in 1872 by Albert Wittnauer, a 16 year old Swiss immigrant. He noticed the lack of quality, American-made watches in the market, and began to create Wittnauer watc

Marcel Watch Corporation was founded in 1959 by watchmaker Marcel Drucker. Marcel & Co., based in Seacacus, NJ, was most well known for providing free watch service and battery replacement for all of

Established in 1853, Swiss watchmaking company Tissot has a long history of crafting luxury watches that appropriately fit into realms of both sport and dress. It is said that "When you own a Tissot w

Seiko is unique in its suite of timepiece kenetic movements. Seiko is best known for developing the first watch to convert kinetic movement into electrical energy. Year: 1970s Metal: Stainless Steel B

With over 180 kinds of watchmaking technologies, Jaeger LeCoultre is recognized for producing watches of the greatest cutting-edge and unique technologies. The LeCoultre family heritage dates back to

Seiko is unique in its suite of timepiece kenetic movements. Seiko is best known for developing the first watch to convert kinetic movement into electrical energy. Year: 1970s Metal: Stainless Steel B

Established in 1853, Swiss watchmaking company Tissot has a long history of crafting luxury watches that appropriately fit into realms of both sport and dress. It is said that "When you own a Tissot w

Year: 1970s Metal: Stainless Steel Brand and Model: Nelson Case: Stainless Steel Diameter: 28mm Dial: Black Direct Read Bracelet: Black Function: Time Movement: Ma

Arsa is known for their broad spectrum of design styles, both asthetically and mechanically. This German company is known for their special line of watches for the blind. Year: 1970s Metal: Stainless

Baylor watches were made by the Heuer brand for jewelery magnate Zales. Baylor is one of the most preeminient American watch manufacturers. Year: 1970s Metal: Yellow Gold Plated Brand and Model: Baylo

One word to perfectly describe and Elgin watch is 'vintage'. This major American watch company produced and sold their watches from 1864 until their closure in 1968. In the time that they were in busi

Louvic was a Swiss watch brand that manufactured watch models that looked similar to those of LeCoultre and Hamilton at a more friendly price. The 37 diamond Galaxy Mystery dial watch earns high value

Year: 1970s Metal: Stainless Steel and Yellow Gold Brand and Model: Emerald Case: Two Toned: Stainless Steel and Gold Plated Diameter: 34mm Dial: Silver Bracelet: Brown Functi

Jean-Claude Dresse Coffee table, 1970s Stainless steel, painted wood. Side of table with metal label 'DRESSE.' Dimensions: 13.5" H 47.25" W 31.5" D.

PREBEN FABRICIUS (1931 - 1984) JORGEN KASTHOLM (1931 - 2007) Bo-EX Sofa, Denmark, 1970s Stainless steel, leather Unmarked 28" x 78" x 28"

Leon Rosen for The Pace Collection, Executive desk, USA, 1970s, stainless steel, burled wood, signed with Pace labels, 95"w x 41.5"d x 29"h

Charles Gibilterra for Brueton Industries, Plaza lounge chairs, pair, USA, 1970s, stainless steel, original leather, each with Brueton label, 30"w x 36"d x 29.5"h

Xavier Feal (French, 20th c.) for Inox Industrie, lounge chair, France, 1970s, stainless steel, synthetic leather, documented, 26"w x 30"d x 28"h,

Folke Arstrom Six-piece 'Focus' flatware set for 16, 1970s Stainless steel. Manufactured by Gense, Sweden. Set comprising 16 six-piece place settings and four serving pieces.

Jens Quistgaard for Dansk, "Variation V" Flatware Service Denmark/Finland/Germany, 1950s-1970s Stainless steel An assembled service for 18, comprising 135 pieces: 20 dinner forks, 19 teaspoons, 19 tab