The mark consists of a configuration of a watch with a square face with rounded corners; square bezel or metal frame with rounded corners and screw tips at 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 10 and 11 o'clock; an outer frame composed of four segments, with the two segments of the outer frame which are horizontal to the frame being rectangular, and the other two pieces of the outer frame which are vertical relative to the case extending horizontally around the corner of the bezel and then vertically away from the case to each corner ( both the inner and outer frames may or may not be decorated in jewels ); an octagonal winding crown with "cabochon," a rounded stone; art deco Roman numerals inclining to conform to the angle-direction of the watch hands at such time as the hands are juxtaposed to that numeral; a "chemin-de-fer," a railroad, chapter ring or minute guide between the center of the dial and numerals, with every fifth minute indication being thicker and bolder; and a metal bracelet (a watch band made of metal) consisting of five rows of interlocking rectangular links (with the rectangles being approximately three-and-a-half times as long as wide, with the wider side vertical to the watch face), with links staggered such that the first, third and fifth rows are staggered one-half a rectangle length to the second and fourth rows.