Elgin

Elgin Lord Elgin 23 Jewels Original Box

Basic Info Listing code : QOW387 Brand : Elgin Movement : Manual winding Bracelet material : Steel Year of production : 1955 (Approximation) Condition : Used (Very good) Most Recent Servicing : October 16, 2025 Scope of delivery : Original box, no original papers Gender : Men's watch/Unisex Location : United States of America, Colorado Price : 750 [Negotiable Availability : Item is in stock Caliber Movement : Manual winding Caliber/movement : Elgin 718 Power reserve : 40 h Number of jewels : 23 Frequency : 18000 Hz Case Case diameter : 24.3 x 37.8 mm Water resistance : Not water resistant Bezel material : White gold Crystal : Glass Dial : White Dial numerals : Arabic numerals Bracelet/strap Bracelet material : Steel Bracelet color : Silver Other Small seconds, Vintage Vintage 1950s Lord Elgin Watch – 23 Jewels – Original Box This elegant 1950s Lord Elgin is a classic example of mid-century American watchmaking, combining refined styling with a high-grade mechanical movement. The watch features a 23-jewel Elgin Cal. 718 movement that has been fully cleaned, serviced, and professionally timed, ensuring reliable performance for everyday wear or collection. The case is 14K white gold plated, offering a bright, timeless appearance that pairs beautifully with both vintage and modern styles. A brand new crystal has been installed, giving the dial a clean, clear presentation. Adding to its collectability, this watch includes the original Elgin presentation box, a wonderful and increasingly rare detail. Features & Details: Vintage 1950s Lord Elgin wristwatch 23-jewel Elgin Cal. 718 manual-wind movement Fully cleaned, serviced, and timed 14K white gold plated case Brand new crystal Original Elgin box included Classic mid-century design Dimension 24.7mm x 37.8mm See photos for condition and additional details About Elgin Watches (1950s): During the 1950s, the Elgin National Watch Company was one of the most respected and prolific watchmakers in the United States. Known for producing dependable, well-finished movements, Elgin watches were marketed as high-quality timepieces for both everyday wear and formal occasions. The Lord Elgin line represented the company’s more upscale offerings, featuring higher jewel counts, refined case designs, and carefully regulated movements. Watches from this era reflect the post-war optimism of American design—clean lines, balanced proportions, and mechanical reliability. This is a beautiful opportunity to own a serviced, ready-to-wear piece of American horological history. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. Feel free to reach out with any questions.