Extremely nice Universal Geneve Polerouter sub 2 crowns in great shape considering the age , watch is on strap with a period UG buckle.

The Polerouter is a small watch that comes packed with history. For starters the man behind the design was none other than Gerald Genta, the same person who gave the world the Royal Oak and the Nautilus. Universal Genève introduced the Polerouter as a tribute to the SAS (Scandinavian Airlines System) polar flights to and from the United States. The watch pictured and available is a Polerouter Date in 18K yellow gold. Fitted with an automatic movement and its original bracelet and strap.

Fantastic Polerouter Sub untouched ,amazing conditions, with super rare original UG bracelet made by G. Freres.

Dual crown divers are the best looking watches, how great do those oversized crowns look right? With this being a Universal Geneve heightens the look and experience of the watch. Adding to the beauty of this Universal is the fact that fitted is a gilt dial, a nice reminiscent detail only found in vintage watches. Powering this Universal is an automatic micro-rotor movement housed within a 41mm steel case and put together by a steel JB Champion bracelet.

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Incredibly elegant and well balanced Universal Geneve Calendar in 18k yellow gold. The oversized "12" combined with its gold dot indexes give this watch a beautiful look and feel on the wrist. Manufactured in 1969 and measuring in at 34mm this is a watch that works as well as it did when new and most probably will continue to do so for years to come.

Universal Geneve made its mark as a prime chronograph manufacturer, and indeed they stand behind some of the coolest chronographs. What people might not know is the company also made the extraordinary Polerouter as an homage to SAS's first polar flights into the North American continent.

Universal Genève chronographs are becoming some of the most sought after watches out there. They are consistently showing strong results at important auctions and through private sales. Some even pin them as becoming the next Daytona's and Speedmaster's. Here we have a special and beautiful example of a Compax. This one was manufactured in 1960 and given as a present to a manufacturing executive in 1961 (See Case Back Pictures). The appealing aspect about this Compax is its brushed and stepped dial. If you look closer at the center dial you will notice the subtle lines and if you focus on the outer dial where the Tachymeter runs you will see a small elevation or step. Another cool factor about this dial is the blue Tachymeter lettering. The Compax is such a simple yet beautiful chronograph that is bound to become a classic.

The beauty of a well executed Universal Geneve Compax is unrivaled. This reference 52401 was manufactured in 1943 and is powered by a 285 manual caliber and is cased in a 37mm 14K yellow gold case fitted with outstanding tear drop lugs.