
Vintage-Style Rhinestone Flower Pin Watch
This item is a decorative brooch or lapel pin that doubles as a functional timepiece, designed in the shape of a multi-petaled flower. The central element is a small, circular quartz-movement watch face with a light blue metallic or sunburst dial. It features black Arabic numerals, an inner minute track, and thin metallic hands. Encircling the timepiece are twelve 'petals,' each pavé-set with a mixture of lime green and clear/white faceted rhinestones. The metal frame appears to be a silver-toned base metal with an antiqued or slightly oxidized finish, particularly visible in the recessed areas between the stones and around the watch bezel. In terms of construction, the piece likely dates from the late 20th century to early 2000s, reflecting a costume jewelry aesthetic common in mass-market fashion boutiques. The dial is marked with 'QUARTZ' and 'Japan Movt' at the bottom, indicating a standard Japanese movement housed in a Chinese-made casing. The condition shows light wear consistent with age, including some minor surface tarnish on the metal rim and dust accumulated in the crevices of the stone settings. All visible stones appear to be intact, and the crystal over the watch face shows no significant scratching, though its functional state is unknown without testing the battery.
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Estimated Value
$25.00 - $45.00
Basic Information
Category
Jewelry & Timepieces
Appraised On
April 17, 2026
Estimated Value
$25.00 - $45.00
Item Description
This item is a decorative brooch or lapel pin that doubles as a functional timepiece, designed in the shape of a multi-petaled flower. The central element is a small, circular quartz-movement watch face with a light blue metallic or sunburst dial. It features black Arabic numerals, an inner minute track, and thin metallic hands. Encircling the timepiece are twelve 'petals,' each pavé-set with a mixture of lime green and clear/white faceted rhinestones. The metal frame appears to be a silver-toned base metal with an antiqued or slightly oxidized finish, particularly visible in the recessed areas between the stones and around the watch bezel. In terms of construction, the piece likely dates from the late 20th century to early 2000s, reflecting a costume jewelry aesthetic common in mass-market fashion boutiques. The dial is marked with 'QUARTZ' and 'Japan Movt' at the bottom, indicating a standard Japanese movement housed in a Chinese-made casing. The condition shows light wear consistent with age, including some minor surface tarnish on the metal rim and dust accumulated in the crevices of the stone settings. All visible stones appear to be intact, and the crystal over the watch face shows no significant scratching, though its functional state is unknown without testing the battery.
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