A timepiece crafted from a gold alloy comprised of 58.3% pure gold and 41.7% other metals (typically copper, silver, and zinc) encased within a housing made entirely of this specific gold composition. The “14k” designation indicates the level of gold purity, with 24k representing pure gold. Such timepieces are often valued for their material composition, inherent value, and aesthetic appeal.
These items represent a confluence of horological craftsmanship and precious metal value. Throughout history, gold has been associated with status, wealth, and enduring worth. Integrating this material into the construction of personal accessories elevates the item beyond a mere functional object. The durability of the specific alloy also contributes to the item’s longevity, preserving its value over extended periods.