Good morning watch lovers! Each week we try to bring you something slightly different from the week before. And this week we are focusing mainly on dress watches with a few special chronographs in the mix as well. We have a great selection of eight watches from Omega, Rolex, and Universal Genève. Read on to see what we have in store.
A 1960s Universal Genève Aero-Compax Reference 890100/01
The Aero-Compax is one of Universal Genève's lesser-known watches. Developed in the 1940s, it was the ultimate tool watch, with a chronograph function and a 24-hour dial and bezel. This will be the avid traveler's best friend. The example we have here is from the 1960s and features the Venus 178 movement. It is in impeccable condition. For more on this watch, click here.
A 1950s Omega Broad Arrow Military Reference 2777-1
The Omega Broad Arrow is a product of a long-standing partnership between Omega and the U.K. military. Throughout both World Wars and into the 1950s, Omega provided over 110,000 watches to the British Forces including the model you see here. This watch is listed for $3,900. Read all about it here.
A 1950s Eberhard & Co. Chronograph, Pre-Extra Fort
This stainless steel Eberhard chronograph was produced before the better-known Extra Fort chronograph. The example we have here features a two-register dial and a chronograph locking system, where the bottom button slides up to lock the mechanism itself. For further details click here.
Wait! There's More
In addition to the above, we also have: a 1940s Omega with two-tone dial, a 1950s Tudor in yellow gold with box and papers, a 1960s Universal Genève Uni-Compax in yellow gold, a 1986 Rolex Datejust reference 1603, and a 1950s Omega in steel.
For the complete listing of watches click here.
