I rarely post about wristwatches, but that's because I am extremely picky about watches! I don't wear one myself, and when I do, I normally wear a very petite little gold-plaited watch that used to belong to my great grandmother. I think I mostly prefer watches that aren't so obviously watches. I feel like they should look more like nice jewelry. Enjoy!
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| 18 karat gold and diamond "Eclat" wristwatch by DeLaneau. |
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| 18 karat two-color gold, pink diamond, white diamond and mother-of-pearl "Imperiale" wristwatch by Chopard. |
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| 18 karat white gold, diamond and mother-of-pearl watch by Chopard. |
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| A diamond, pink sapphire and gold wristwatch by Buccellati. |
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| A sapphire and diamond "Eliochron" wristwatch by Buccellati. |
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| An art deco diamond cocktail watch, 1930. |
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| An art deco diamond watch by Cartier, circa 1920. |
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| An early 20th century diamond-set cocktail watch, 1930. |
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| An art deco diamond-set watch pendant by Boucheron, circa 1930. |
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| A collection of fine women's watches, including watches by Cartier, Harry Winston and Omega. |
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| A colored sapphire wristwatch by Chaumet. |
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| A collection of three diamond and gold wristwatches, by, from left to right, Longines, Jaeger LeCoultre, and Sivos. |
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| Diamond-set cocktail watch. |
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| Diamond wristwatch by Sterle, Paris, circa 1960. |
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| And early 20th century diamond wristwatch. |
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| An English-made 18 karat gold key-wound "Verge" pocketwatch by Charles Goode, London. |
