Rose Gold & Diamond Deco Watch with Eagle's Head Marking
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Mid century rose gold & diamond deco watch marked eagle's head to the case and bracelet. Manual movement is unmarked and running when tested. Approx 10x early round brilliant cut diamonds = 0.64ct estimated, 43 grams ex movement. Flip lock clasp. bracelet length 16 cm, width 12.5 mm, case width 17.5 mm. Tests as 700 & 750 / 1000 (17-18ct)
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- The Eagle - The eagle has been a symbol of power, victory, and strength for centuries. It is often associated with bravery, prowess, and dominance, and has been used as a symbol by many cultures and civilizations throughout history.
In ancient Greece, the eagle was associated with the god Zeus, who was considered the king of the gods and the ruler of the skies. In many cultures, the eagle was seen as a messenger between the physical world and the spirit world, and was associated with the sun and the sky.
In the Roman Empire, the eagle was the symbol of the Roman army, and was displayed on the standards of the soldiers to show the power and authority of the empire. In medieval Europe, the eagle was used as a symbol of power and victory by monarchs and rulers, and was often depicted in art and architecture as a symbol of strength and courage.
In modern times, the eagle continues to be a symbol of power, victory, and strength. It is often used as a symbol by nations and organisations, and is frequently depicted in art and on monuments to commemorate important events and achievements.
The eagle's powerful appearance, combined with its association with freedom, courage, and dominance, makes it a popular and enduring symbol of power and victory. - Movement - The technical name for the workings of a clock or watch, and does not include the dial or case.
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