Universal Geneve Polerouter Date Black 1960s

Universal Geneve Polerouter Date Black 1960sThe 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 stainless steel with a stunning black dial in great condition and mirrored steel chapter ring. Overall, this is a beautiful designed watch with a rich

26 mm (without crown) / 34 mm (lug-to-lug) / 18 mm (between lugs)

subsidiary seconds and a wonderful unique blue leaf handset

untouched original silver dial in flawless condition

Here we have a beautifully finished Vacheron Constantin Rectangular dress watch from 1944 with an amazingly designed dial with so many details that it's difficult to mention them all

strong unpolished 18k yellow gold case & Onyx hour markers and hands

5 mm in diameter is in sharp condition and refined with a very unique 18k white gold 'Bismark' finished bracelet

It comes with the original Rolex Crocodile strap and 18k yellow gold Rolex buckle in nos condition

It was produced after Jaeger and LeCoultre had entered into a formal partnership

original stainless steel oyster bracelet (VC) fitting up to a 19cm wrist

the Day-Date was first introduced in 1956 and quickly became one of the most popular luxury watches in the world

Reference: 168005 / 6 SC - 62

minutes and seconds and a 18k Wenger case