Vintage 18K Yellow Gold Mesh Watch Bracelet with Folding Clasp
Fine Jewelry / Watch Accessories

Vintage 18K Yellow Gold Mesh Watch Bracelet with Folding Clasp

This item is a vintage-style watch bracelet or jewelry strap crafted from yellow gold. The most prominent feature is the intricate mesh or 'Milanese' style weave of the strap, consisting of multiple rows of interlocking polished links that create a flexible, fabric-like texture. The hardware consists of a square-shaped deployment or folding clasp with a protective safety tab at the top. The clasp face exhibits a brushed or satin finish, providing a textural contrast against the reflective mesh. Crucially, the clasp is stamped with clear hallmarks inside a stepped rectangular border: '18K' and '0.750', indicating a high gold purity of 75%. There appears to be a stylized 'L' following the 18K mark, which may denote a maker's mark or specific regional origin. The condition is reflective of regular use, showing numerous fine surface scratches (swirls) and minor abrasions across the flat metal surfaces of the clasp, though the structural integrity of the mesh appears intact without visible kinks or broken links. This style of metalwork was particularly popular in the mid-20th century, specifically the 1950s through the 1970s, often paired with luxury timepieces. The craftsmanship is high, evidenced by the clean stamping and the complexity of the integrated weave.

Estimated Value

$2,800 - $3,500

Basic Information

Category

Fine Jewelry / Watch Accessories

Appraised On

January 14, 2026

Estimated Value

$2,800 - $3,500

Item Description

This item is a vintage-style watch bracelet or jewelry strap crafted from yellow gold. The most prominent feature is the intricate mesh or 'Milanese' style weave of the strap, consisting of multiple rows of interlocking polished links that create a flexible, fabric-like texture. The hardware consists of a square-shaped deployment or folding clasp with a protective safety tab at the top. The clasp face exhibits a brushed or satin finish, providing a textural contrast against the reflective mesh. Crucially, the clasp is stamped with clear hallmarks inside a stepped rectangular border: '18K' and '0.750', indicating a high gold purity of 75%. There appears to be a stylized 'L' following the 18K mark, which may denote a maker's mark or specific regional origin. The condition is reflective of regular use, showing numerous fine surface scratches (swirls) and minor abrasions across the flat metal surfaces of the clasp, though the structural integrity of the mesh appears intact without visible kinks or broken links. This style of metalwork was particularly popular in the mid-20th century, specifically the 1950s through the 1970s, often paired with luxury timepieces. The craftsmanship is high, evidenced by the clean stamping and the complexity of the integrated weave.

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