Presented here is a stunning 14K solid gold wristwatch awarded to Ivy Paul "Poison" Andrews in commemoration of the New York Yankees' 1938 World Series championship, the third of four straight titles the Yankees won from 1936-1939 under manager Joe McCarthy. Andrews, an Alabama-born right-hander, pitched for the Yankees across two separate stints in the 1930s and was part of the Yankees' dynastic championship teams during this run before his final major league season concluded in September 1938. The watch, made by Hamilton, features an elegant Art Deco rectangular case accented with two diamonds at the lugs, an engine-turned silvered dial with bold Arabic numerals and a subsidiary seconds register, all fitted to its original stretch-link bracelet. The reverse is beautifully engraved with crossed bats flanking a baseball, the dates "19" and "38," the inscription "N.Y. Yankees World Champions," and Andrews' name, along with a hallmark confirming "14K Solid Gold" construction. Presentation watches like this one were customarily gifted by team ownership to players, coaches, and staff to commemorate championship seasons, long before the modern tradition of championship rings became standard, and surviving examples with this level of documented player attribution are exceedingly rare. A spectacular, wearable piece of Yankees dynasty history.