Help to identify Ladies Watch

[Rolex2Man]

Please can anyone help me to identify my wife's 14ct gold Rolex cocktail watch?

It was purchased in the UK in 1976, and we are unable to find a local dealer that can identify it. Searching the internet for a similar design doesn't help either.

I've attached some photographs, any assistance in identification or estimate of value would be much appreciated.

Thank you

[janice&fred]

i think you already identified it. it's a lady's solid gold manual wind dress watch. value-wise i wouldn't get too excited as aside from any sentimental value those small vintage lady's models are not so sought after. realistic value might be around it's gold scrap value.

[lew07]

As above I’m afraid.A watch from a bygone era and sadly no longer fashionable .Scrap value or sentimental value.

[Nickn]

Scrap the gold sell the movement on eBay
Ladies watches are very hard to sell

[Vlad]

+1

even ladies Oyster perpetuals are hard to sell, as 26mm is considered too small - these dress watches are impossible to sell. Sorry.

However, I have noticed slight increase in interest for ladies cocktail watches lately. A local store has a number of WG Hamiltons with diamonds and more and more women are actually looking at them.

[offrdmania]

The one thing this piece has going for it is the warranty paper and box. The problem as said above is the hard sale.

[BisonHead]

I think its a lovely watch, Very nice dress watch, even these days IMHO.

Does your wife wear it?

Wonder how many of these Cocktail watches have been scrapped over the years.