■ Product Description ■ 【Brand】 ・CENTRAL 【Era】 ・Late 1930s - Early 1940s 【Features & Selling Points】 This is a vintage hand-wound watch made by CENTRAL, manufactured during the golden age of American watchmaking in the 1930s-40s. It features a tonneau (barrel-shaped) case with beautiful flowing curves and delicate engraved decorations, a design that strongly reflects the Art Deco style that was popular at the time. It's a very atmospheric piece, considering it's approximately 80-90 years old. In addition, this item is equipped with a rare yellowish windshield, which gives the entire dial an antique-like warmth and depth with a soft hue not found in current products. ※ Although it is unknown whether it is from that time, I think it is a point that you can enjoy as a unique atmosphere of this individual. Furthermore, it comes with a bracelet that appears to be from the same era, made to match the case shape. Unlike later aftermarket products, the beauty of the design, which seems integrated with the case, is a truly vintage charm. A piece with such a matching atmosphere is very rare. The dial is marked "U.S.A. SHOCKPROOF," indicating a shock-resistant model that boasted high quality at the time. The movement is a MADE IN U.S.A. 7 JEWELS hand-wound movement. Before listing, we confirmed its operation for about 24 hours on a flat surface, and it is running with a daily difference of about ±1 minute. Made in an era before mass production, this is a genuine American antique watch. Please enjoy this highly collectible and impactful piece. ※ All accessories are as shown in the photos. ■ Actual Size ■ Please refer to the photos. Total length of the inside of the belt (including the length of the watch): Approximately 17-18cm (adjustable) ※ Please understand that there may be some errors. ■ Condition ■ For an antique of this age, it is in very good condition, and I think it is a rare, exquisite piece. ※ Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to the condition, as there are individual differences in how good or bad the condition is perceived. #Vintage #Central