The Lip Dauphine is a dress watch typical of the stylistic revival of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

This model immediately stands out with its superb iridescent dial with a sunburst finish, offering subtle reflections that change with the angle of light. This texture adds a lot of visual depth and enhances the watch's refined character. The contrasting black baton markers and the stylized Lip logo at 12 o'clock contribute to the model's strong identity.

The slender gilded hands perfectly match the yellow gold-plated case, emphasizing its distinctly dressy positioning. The "Antichoc" inscription harks back to the technical orientation of Lip watches of this era, designed to combine elegance and robustness for everyday wear.

Powered by the Jeanbrun 26D manual-winding caliber, this Dauphine offers approximately 47 hours of power reserve, a comfortable autonomy for a mechanical watch of this generation.

This watch comes without box and papers.