Filigree Pocket Watch Movement Bracelet

Large Waltham vintage mechanical movement mounted to an ornate brass tone filigree bracelet.

Vintage mechanical watch parts encased under resin art glass.

Nicely balanced brass tone filigree bracelet.

Bracelet is adjustable.

http://www.etsy.com/shop/Gingergypsy42?ref=si_shop

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