I've been seeing these masonic dials lately. I'm not sure where they are coming from, but I don't believe they are old.
The Elgin grade 315 is a popular 12 size, 15 jewel, movement with a micro-regulator and gold jewel bezels. This example was made about 1927.
This watch has been fitted with a masonic dial, and the hands appear to have been painted metallic blue. Actual bluing of hands is done by heating and cooling the steel just right. The open-faced case is spectacular, and overall it's a nice look with a contemporary appeal.
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