Vintage, 35 mm universal Geneve gents manual wind wristwatch in…
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Vintage, 35 mm universal Geneve gents manual wind wristwatch in 18ct yellow gold. Case diameter is 35 mm with a cream dial and hour markers comprised of a mix of indices and Arabic numerals, 12, 3, 6 & 9. Calibre 263 manual wind movement. Case is featured a on tapered leather strap with 12 ct yellow gold filled pin buckle. 'Since its early beginnings in 1894, universal has been highly respected for producing complete watches with in-house movements, and the Company continued throughout most of the 20th century to deliver numerous important 'firsts' in watchmaking. Universal Geneve is world-renowned, not only for its innovation, craftsmanship and quality, but for its true Swiss manufacture status
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