Cold War Soviet Compass Wristwatch mid-century with a flower garland motif

with a flower garland motif to the top of the shell and remaining paired with the original lava bail

This example dates from the Augustan period (1st century AD) and is set in a late 19th century 18k gold signet ring mount

A cute antique charm depicting a mouse with a little ball of cheese (represented by a pearl)

Complete with the original gold bail

Isn't it just a dream

Cold War Soviet Compass Wristwatch mid-century with a flower garland motifDATE: Cold War, 1974 Because sometimes time is less important than place A Soviet era Russian military issue compass wristwatch, produced on the 25th of July 1974 (according to the box). The compass needle is held in place by a spring, press down the crown to release it and find North. In terms of its construction a Rolex it is not. It feels like 1970s Soviet military issue equipment should which isn't a slight. It's well made and would keep up with