Universal Geneve R12445 Chrono '14k'
Eternally beautiful and forever in design and form. Produced in contemporary with the Patek Philippe reference 130 or the Vacheron Constantin 4072, this Universal Genève reference 12445 shares the same aesthetic qualities that make these watches true masterpieces of their time.
This particular example of a 2-counter Universal chronograph boasts a few very rare traits making it pretty much unique. Firstly, it is housed in a rare 14k yellow gold case, with a very early serial (864’xxx) dating the watch to 1941, full WW2 era. Furthermore, it features a spectacular 2-tone dial with a vertical satin finished center and smooth outer track to help distinguish between the simple hour/minute time and chronograph functions.
An overall exquisite watch in a very rare configuration and an absolute classic of vintage watchmaking. Available now.
To Purchase, kindly Contact Us.
Eternally beautiful and forever in design and form. Produced in contemporary with the Patek Philippe reference 130 or the Vacheron Constantin 4072, this Universal Genève reference 12445 shares the same aesthetic qualities that make these watches true masterpieces of their time.
This particular example of a 2-counter Universal chronograph boasts a few very rare traits making it pretty much unique. Firstly, it is housed in a rare 14k yellow gold case, with a very early serial (864’xxx) dating the watch to 1941, full WW2 era. Furthermore, it features a spectacular 2-tone dial with a vertical satin finished center and smooth outer track to help distinguish between the simple hour/minute time and chronograph functions.
An overall exquisite watch in a very rare configuration and an absolute classic of vintage watchmaking. Available now.
To Purchase, kindly Contact Us.
Eternally beautiful and forever in design and form. Produced in contemporary with the Patek Philippe reference 130 or the Vacheron Constantin 4072, this Universal Genève reference 12445 shares the same aesthetic qualities that make these watches true masterpieces of their time.
This particular example of a 2-counter Universal chronograph boasts a few very rare traits making it pretty much unique. Firstly, it is housed in a rare 14k yellow gold case, with a very early serial (864’xxx) dating the watch to 1941, full WW2 era. Furthermore, it features a spectacular 2-tone dial with a vertical satin finished center and smooth outer track to help distinguish between the simple hour/minute time and chronograph functions.
An overall exquisite watch in a very rare configuration and an absolute classic of vintage watchmaking. Available now.
To Purchase, kindly Contact Us.