An absolutely spectacular and very rare 1940’s Movado M95 Chronograph ref. 19018 in a razor sharp 33mm steel Francois Borgel cylinder style case, tasti tondi pushers, unpolished, with a silver printed art deco dial with matching cream radium lume, this example is not only one of the most well preserved vintage Movado Chronographs I’ve ever seen, but one of the most well preserved watches from the era I’ve ever handled full stop.
It’s manual wound M95 Chronograph movement is running well. This watch sets off the Gieger counter like a moth to a flame. Feel free to cook your eggs with it. It’s all matching and era correct.
It is paired on a slightly later vintage Montal beads of rice steel bracelet. It’s extra long and can be sized for any wrist.
An absolutely spectacular and very rare 1940’s Movado M95 Chronograph ref. 19018 in a razor sharp 33mm steel Francois Borgel cylinder style case, tasti tondi pushers, unpolished, with a silver printed art deco dial with matching cream radium lume, this example is not only one of the most well preserved vintage Movado Chronographs I’ve ever seen, but one of the most well preserved watches from the era I’ve ever handled full stop.
It’s manual wound M95 Chronograph movement is running well. This watch sets off the Gieger counter like a moth to a flame. Feel free to cook your eggs with it. It’s all matching and era correct.
It is paired on a slightly later vintage Montal beads of rice steel bracelet. It’s extra long and can be sized for any wrist.
