Eurastyle cone watch

I acquired this Eurastyle cone watch today, and I am trying to find out more information. Does anyone know roughly when they were made, what material the casing is? Also, a rough value. It is in very nice condition and fully working.
Thank you for any help

 

Is that the original box? If so, please post an in focus photograph that includes the logo. A pendant watch with that finish is gunna be 1960s. Or just into the 1970s. Do you have the chain?

Debora

 

Eurastyle doesn't seem to have produced expensive watches. If the case isn't marked, then it's made of goldtone metal.

Debora

 

Oh, and "Swiss Made" likely refers to the movement and not the manufacturer.

Debora

 

I was going to say 1950s/60s fun pendant watch. It may have been on a chain or a watch pin. Heavier duty pendant watches were made for nurses and for all I know still are.

 

Pin according to this.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1743005578...=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Debora

 

The internet doesn't seem to know who maker is but... This Eurastyle clock is marked INSA, which is a manufacturer from Yugoslavia.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1743005578...=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Debora

 

I’ve had a few gold tone orb pendant /pin watches from the 70s from obscure manufacturers and they sell quite well, not amazing prices but picked up for £1 or so and sold for £25-30. Nearly all have gone to international homes.
Yours is an interesting shape so should sell even better!

 

I found an old UK eBay listing through picclick. It's too old to look at the original listing, but the picclick view seems to imply it sold for £20 .
https://picclick.co.uk/Vintage-Eurastyle-17-jewel-pendant-watch-353203822115.html

 

without partial disassembly you will never be sure what you have. swiss made is one of the most faked wording. ever.