Description
A 1960s–1970s Vantage pendant watch set in a brushed gold-tone oval, framed by a ring of openwork filigree. The small dial sits beneath a faceted crystal that catches light like cut ice, and it is mounted upside down so the wearer can read it at a glance. Vantage was Hamilton's more accessible line, and wind-up pendant watches like this were a signature of the era. Worn long or short, it reads as jewelry first and timepiece second.
Materials
Gold-tone base metal, stainless steel caseback
Details
Collected by Mineral and Matter