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.

Universal Genève Compax 22278 in stainless steel manufactured in the mid 1940’s. It’s amazing that during the height of WWII Universal Genève was developing high-grade chronographs such as this one. The dial is evenly faded with the hour and minute markers matching it.

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.

Beautiful and rare Universal Genève Compur from its first series. The watch is a monopusher cased in stainless steel. Bearing a black dial with white numerals.