This vintage Elgin tank-style watch stands out with its elongated case and bold, dramatic design—a striking departure from traditional rectangular watches of its era. The larger proportions give it exceptional wrist presence, making it as much a statement piece as a functional timekeeper.
Inside beats a 17-jewel manual-wind movement, a testament to Elgin’s reputation for precision and durability. Founded in 1864 in Elgin, Illinois, the Elgin National Watch Company became one of the most prolific American watchmakers, producing millions of timepieces over its near-century of operation. Known for their quality and accessibility, Elgin watches were trusted companions for both everyday wear and professional use.
This example blends Art Deco elegance with a unique case silhouette, offering collectors and enthusiasts a rare design that showcases the creativity of mid-century American watchmaking. With its distinctive style and robust movement, it’s a vintage treasure ready to turn heads.
This vintage Elgin tank-style watch stands out with its elongated case and bold, dramatic design—a striking departure from traditional rectangular watches of its era. The larger proportions give it exceptional wrist presence, making it as much a statement piece as a functional timekeeper.
Inside beats a 17-jewel manual-wind movement, a testament to Elgin’s reputation for precision and durability. Founded in 1864 in Elgin, Illinois, the Elgin National Watch Company became one of the most prolific American watchmakers, producing millions of timepieces over its near-century of operation. Known for their quality and accessibility, Elgin watches were trusted companions for both everyday wear and professional use.
This example blends Art Deco elegance with a unique case silhouette, offering collectors and enthusiasts a rare design that showcases the creativity of mid-century American watchmaking. With its distinctive style and robust movement, it’s a vintage treasure ready to turn heads.
