Universal Genève Polerouter Silver 1956

Universal Genève Polerouter Silver 1956The Polerouter was produced in 1954 by Universal Genve in partnership with Scandinavian Airline System (SAS) by a then 24 year old Gerald Genta. Universal Genve developed the automatic Polerouter to be more resistant to the strong magnetic fields at the North and South poles. The version you see here is the no date bumper version in stainless steel with a stunning silver cream cross hair dial and a mirrored stainless steel chapter ring which plays

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+15 sec/d / 260°

Here we have a beautifully finished Vacheron Constantin dress watch from 1950 with unique teardrop lugs and an amazingly designed dial with so many details that it's difficult to mention them all

A solid stainless steel case with a clean bezel and a beautiful and very rare black gilt dial keep the appearance simple and elegant

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3930 hit all the high notes with an rare stainless steel case

Here we have an exceptional Jaeger Chronograph from the 1940s featuring a stunning Jumbo 36

This particular timepiece represents the military era of JLC watches

the crown has been replaced in the past

Audemars Piguet 56143SA - at a perfect balanced size

original never touched silver Sigma dial in flawless condition

as exemplified in this beautiful Two Tone piece from 1939