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One of my watch icons in Bruner & Pfeiffer-Belli (1999, Konemann, Colologne), who devote 10 pages (292-301) to Movado!
Vintage Movado watches
are some of the most undervalued, overlooked and misunderstood pieces on the market IMHO. I mean, tell me another brand that can offer you inhouse movements, Francois Borgel cases with thick gold plating (40 instead of 20 Microns) and massive gold dials i...
I totally agree
There are some true gems to be discovered. I love mine - a F. Borel case and an immaculate radium-lumed dial. ...
Wow, that is an extremely attractive watch!
And it confirms my statement about Movado.
Indeed, an M90 or M95 Chronograph would also be a nice piece,
but these are far from affordable, unfortunately.
Thanks a lot,
the clous de paris dial is indeed something that makes this particular model stand out from the crowd. Definitely not an understatement-piece!
Agreed Movado are really understated !
Here is mine from the late 40's: How to know whether case is from Borel ? ...
I'm not an expert,
but I think when there is a key and F.B. symbol on the inside of caseback like this: You know it is a Francois Borgel case. Nice watch by the way! ...
I agree. My three vintage ones.
All with cal 150 movements. HAGWE! Clive 18ct gold case Its cal 150MN movement SS Marine Silver case ...