Universal Genève Compax Chronograph in Steel Screw-Down CaseUniversal Genve watches boast a rich history that dates back to 1894 when watchmakers mile Descombes and Ulysse Georges Perret established a company focused on crafting complicated timepieces. Their first wristwatch chronograph was introduced in 1917. In 1934, the company was renamed Universal Watch, relocated to Geneva, and experienced remarkable international growth. Throughout the decades, they released a series of elegant and complex models,

in a case that measures 28x20mm and is stamped 67x/1000 pieces

it is driven by the iconic Valjoux 22 manual wind chrono movement

quickly seeing the difference between AM and PM times

dauphine hands

moon phase

This example remains in outstanding original condition with a good case and lovely cream no-lume dial

der Ihre Uhr nahtlos ergänzt

- No-lume Dauphine hands

The watch comes with its original box and booklet and the Chronometer rated automatic movement has been fully serviced by our watchmaker

- Serial F249xxx dating to 2003

We love this watch

featuring a gold-plated silver case that measures 30 x23mm