This Yema from the 1950s perfectly illustrates the elegant and inventive style of the French brand's early productions. Behind its apparent simplicity lies a detail that makes it instantly recognizable: a subtle yet elegant circular ornament. This unique design, rarely seen on watches of this era, gives the piece real personality and lends it a refined presence on the wrist.

Its clean dial, composed solely of very fine baton hour markers, reinforces the sophisticated simplicity typical of the mid-20th century. Powered by a hand-wound movement and equipped with a shock-resistant system, a key feature of utilitarian watches of the era, this Yema combines vintage charm, elegance, and functionality.

A rare watch in its aesthetics, ideal for lovers of original and well-preserved French pieces.

The upper left horn was slightly bent, slightly shifting the bracelet's axis.

This watch comes without a box or papers.