Non-working.

This is a Vintage Hamilton Ladies Watch

10K GF Bezel

Women’s Small Expansion / Stretch Speidel Band, Stainless Steel

Condition is Pre-owned.

Sometimes the picture may look like the watch is more gold than silver but it’s just the warm lighting in my dining room.

This is a very pretty delicate looking watch. I don’t have the funds to have it repaired, otherwise I would keep it and wear it myself.

It belonged to my mother-in-law. She had a tiny wrist so this band is smaller than most. I have a small wrist too, but not as tiny as hers, however it fits my wrist which is 6-6.25”.

Flatrate Shipping is $5

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We are a Smoke free home, but Frenchies live here!

Although I normally don’t do returns, please let me know if I’ve misrepresented something you’ve purchased as I will most assuredly make it right. Although I list items to the best of my ability, and try to take enough pics and include details, sometimes things can still be left out or get mixed up! I would never want my buyers to be discontented with their purchase!!

If you have any questions please feel free to ask. Most items have a Best Offer option so feel free to use that too!

I usually use a flatrate shipping fee, a little less than the actual cost to save you a little money and I just take it out of the money I make on an item. Sometimes I use calculated shipping too but either way, I never charge more than actual shipping costs and never a handling fee. Also I will combine shipping if you buy more than one listing so please wait for me to send you a new invoice!

I have other items for sale too. If you buy more than one item will combine shipping so just let me know so I can send you an adjusted invoice.

If the flat rate shipping cost is more than actual shipping for your area you can wait for an adjusted invoice or I will refund the difference.

I sometimes offer either USPS Ground Adv or Priority so be sure to pick the one you prefer and if you have any trouble choosing the one you want let me know.

I also reuse boxes, envelopes and packing materials I have previously received products in to conserve and upcycle; unless I’m using Priority Mail, then I use the USPS shipping materials.