Chronographe Suisse represent a fascinating chapter in post-war watchmaking. Produced as early as the 1940s by a network of independent workshops, they embodied an ingenious way of making the chronograph accessible to a wider audience. These watches shared a common architecture, proven movements, often gold-plated cases, and elegant dials, while offering a wide variety of styles.

Manufactured in the 1950s, it is powered by the Landeron 48 caliber. An iconic hand-wound movement of the era, renowned for its reliability and its major role in the democratization of chronographs. Its 37 mm diameter yellow gold-plated case offers ideal balance on the wrist, complemented by an original dial in a warm tone, offering a beautiful, even and discreet patina.

This watch perfectly embodies the spirit of post-war Swiss chronographs: elegant, accessible and equipped with durable mechanics.

This watch comes without box and papers.