Tiny little Women's Art Deco style rolex- Any info please?

[Docta]

My mother purchased this watch at a high end jewelry store in Manhattan in the late 1960's or early 1970's and wore it almost daily for the next 40 years.

It still works just perfectly!

I have searched the internet up and down and not seen another Rolex like it.

Does anybody here know anything about it or have a name or model number??

I want to get some more info on it before i pass it on as a family Heirloom.

I would never sell it; but any opinions on its ballpark value?

[Docta]

Pics:

[Docta]

Pic 2. The back simply says 14K.GOLD

[TuckerHorology]

I've seen a lot of Rolexes, a lot, I've never seen anything like that. Interesting

[steversaurus]

My wife had a similar watch passed down from my mother in law. You should be able to find a serial number on the case, which you can get an approximate year. From the info that I gathered most of those ladies watches are not a lot in demand and are typically only worth whatever the gold price is at the time.

[R.W.T.]

Serial numbers on non oyster cases are irrelevant in serial number lists.

It's 60's most likely.

It's kind of worth....melt.

It's a cool cocktail watch.

[crowncollection]

Ladies cocktail watch


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[MonBK]

Most likely 14k and worth more then scrap.

[Docta]

Thanks for the info... the name cocktail watch actually helps at least i can google and see other like it and with the same case...

On further inspection all though it does wind and does work the winding mechanism is a bit bent when pulled out and twisted and feels like the gears may be missing sometimes when winding.

Are parts available for this? who could I send to to get it fixed?