IWC Cal. 89 18k Bombé 1951

IWC Cal. 89 18k Bombé 1951IWC has produced a very wide variety of wristwatches from an early time ranging from dress watches to aviation watches. This example, in 18k rose gold in Calatrava style with bomb lugs would remain a constant in anyone's collections, especially as it comes in an outstanding condition. In a huge 36. 5 mm case which is considered oversized for the era, especially for a dress watch, it brings back relevance to today's modern aesthetics. CASE: excellent

3-body 18k yellow gold case with screw-down case back

Here we have a beautifully finished Audemars Piguet dress watch from the 1970s with a clean golden colored dial and the golden AP at twelve o'clock and the logo font at 6 o'clock

with its angular lines and rectangular design

Vacheron Constantin Cal

would remain a constant in anyone's collections

reference: 1601

From the yellow gold case to the silver dial and the slim in-house manual wound movement

Reference: 7826

This particular piece from 1973 is notable for its rose gold fluted bezel

but also incredible useful

The Universal Geneve Tri-Compax is quite simply one of the most desirable and most collectible watches on the vintage market today

5 mm diameter was much larger than the standard