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Art Deco Diamond Dress Watch boxed and most often associated withDATE: Art Deco, c. 1930 Timeless (pun very much intended) Art Deco period dress watch dating from the 1930s. It's set with around 2 carats of bright white diamonds (transitional and single cuts) and crafted in platinum throughout. The case and strap are English made, while the manual movement is Swiss, made by the Perfecta Watch Company (PWC). It's beautifully made, with hand engraving to the sides and expandable platinum links to each end of the