A Timeless Elegance: The 1911 W&D Ladies Wristwatch A Legacy Etched in Time. Inside the case, the engraving W&D hints at the origins of this exquisite piece. If linked to Wilsdorf & Davis, the predecessor of Rolex, this watch may belong to the very foundation of one of history’s greatest watchmaking legacies. The year 1911 places it in the early days of refined wristwatches for women—a time when delicate, gold-cased Swiss creations became the choice of aristocrats, collectors, and admirers of fine craftsmanship. The presence of Roman numerals, meticulously arranged, reflects a commitment to timeless design, a nod to the enduring sophistication found in haute horology. To wear it is to step into history, to carry with you the artistry and precision of a bygone era, when time was not merely kept, but cherished. An Expression of Grace & Craftsmanship. The solid 14k gold case radiates warmth, an understated luxury appreciated only by those who understand true refinement. For those who appreciate nostalgic elegance, this watch is not merely an acquisition—it is a statement, a carefully preserved work of art, an heirloom that deserves a place not in a collection, but in history. Errors in Judgment for Repairs 1) You will see that the 6 and 12 o'clock bracelet ends were soldered with lead in the past, you shall see the blue circle, rather than going the extra mile and soldering with 14kt Gold. 2) The other hand that is missing is within the crystal; you shall notice the blue