Verger Frères Ladies platinum diamond red enamel Art Deco Wristwatch, circa 1925

A rare Verger Frères Art Deco watch with Vacheron Constantin movement, embellished with rubies, sapphires, emeralds and onyx. Made in France, circa 1925

A unique Bulgari serpent three colors gold Tubogas lady's watch with a pink diamonds framed dial. Made in Italy, circa 1965.

A Bulgari Tubogas Lady's Watch watch in 18kt white gold with 29 round brilliant cut diamonds around the dial and on the tail; Movado movement. Made in Italy, circa 1965.

A superb bracelet manufactured in France in the late 1920s, presenting three brilliant cut diamonds of fine quality (H-I, VVS2 - VS1) weighing a total of 8cts approximately, enriched...

A tricolor (white, yellow and pink) 18kt gold Tubogas lady’s wristwatch by Bulgari, carrying a Gerald Genta movement. Made in Italy, circa 1965.

A chic Art Deco lady’s watch in white gold and enamel, embellished with diamonds and emeralds. Circa 1920s.

An Art Deco diamond cocktail wristwatch, with a rectangular, silvered dial with Art Deco style Arabic numerals, marked Swiss, with small blue steel hands, in a rectangular platinum t...

Rectangular, this art deco watch features geometric lines and decorations set with diamonds. The bracelet is a double black cord retained by white gold ties. The white gold clasp is a folding clasp with ratchet and adjustment. The dial is light gray. Mechanical watch with manual winding. Numbered on the back of the case. Height of the dial: 1.8 cm, width of the dial: 0.6 cm, total length of the pattern: 6 cm, width: 1 cm. Total weight of the jewel: approximately 15 g. Revised and repolished watch in perfect working order. Authentic antique woman watch...

VERGER FRERES Founded in 1872 For the discerning ones Wear Verger watch it's integrate the club of famous clients : Mary Pickford, Arletty, Mistinguett, Joan Crawford, Paulette Godard, Katherine Hepburn, Claudette Colbert, Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, Dolores Del Rio, Anne May Wong, Merle Oberon, Mae West, Sonja Henie, Gloria Swanson... Founded in 1872 by Ferdinand Verger, Verger Frères realised the synthesis in its time between Art Nouveau and Art Deco. Due to its recognized know-how during the Roaring Twenties, Verger Frères worked for the most renowned European jewelers such as Boucheron, Van Cleef & Arpels, Hermès, Ostertag or Lacloche Frères, as well as the great American Jewelers such as Tiffany & Co, Marcus & Co, Black Starr & Frost. Thus, Verger Frères became a Jeweler of Jewelers, working for all the major houses, from Place Vendôme in Paris, to Rue du Rhône in Geneva, to 5th Avenue in New York and Rodeo Drive in Los Angeles. A Gerald Genta of its Time. During the 1920s, the city of Paris became the capital of the arts and the privileged meeting place for artists and intellectuals of that time. Thus, Gertrude Stein introduced Picasso, Braque and Matisse to the works of Hemingway and Scott Fitzgerald. The beautiful world frequents the salons of the capital, and Verger Frères is the jeweler of choice for many personalities. A year before the great founding exhibition of Art Deco in Paris, in 1924, French luxury was exported to New York at the Grand Central Palace for an exhibition which, for the first time, brought together Parisian jewelers such as Verger Frères, Cartier, Mauboussin or Templier with fashion designers like the Callot sisters, Paquin, Vionnet, Jeanne Lanvin, or Worth. Thanks to this exposure, it will be able to develop throughout the United States with a presence at Neiman Marcus as well as at the first retailers in major American cities such as Philadelphia (Caldwell J.E.), Palm Beach (Greenleaf & Crosby) or Chicago (Trabert & Hoeffer ) and especially in Los Angeles with Trabert & Hoeffer and Laykin, two of the jewelers, of which all of Hollywood was a customer. Verger deserves immortality, as do most of the objects that they made. As Ralph Esmerian concisely put it: “In terms of their creativity and production, they’re [Verger] right at the top of the French manufacturers, including the great retail names”. Make the perfect gift with this fabulous Art Deco watch by Ferdinand Verger the founder of Verger Frères. The early pieces will bear the early trademark, “FV”, for Ferdinand Verger (after 1872); “VF” for Verger Frères from 1911–1935; Georges Verger...

Alternating discs of rubies set in yellow gold and round brilliant cut diamonds set in platinum, graduating in size, connect to two bands of rope chained yellow gold links. The cente...

Signed Lucien Piccard watch is composed of baguette and round cut diamonds weighing approximately 20.50 carats in total. The dial is protected by ...

A vintage Art Deco platinum lady’s watch, set with a timeless baguette shaped case, enhanced by four baguette shaped diamonds above and below the d...