This vintage Chronometre Stima chronograph from the 1930s is a representative example of Swiss chronograph design during a period of innovation and growing popularity for wristwatches.

The Stima brand, though less known today, produced quality chronometers and chronographs embodying the refined aesthetics of pre-war Swiss watchmaking.

The Staybrite steel coin-edge case, measures 37mm in diameter excluding the crown, and it has elaborate, fancy stylized lugs— which are visually striking and very characteristic.

These details provide the watch with a substantial wrist presence and underscore its period-correct design. The case is fit with a domed plexiglass, in excellent condition and free of scratches.

The original two tones silvered dial is in a very good untouched condition, it shows only a very light and even time patina and it is a looker, it has a bold outer tachymeter snail scale, and an inner, red telemeter scale enhancing functionality and visual complexity.

The dial is complete with elegant blued steel Breguet hand, all well preserved.

Powering this chronograph is the Landeron 39 caliber, a hand-wound, column-wheel chronograph movement used from the late 1930s onwards. Known for its robustness and reliability, the Landeron 39 operates at 18,000 vibrations per hour and the column wheel system, ensures a precise chronograph engagement and reset.

The watch is fitted with a new leather strap, It has been serviced in-house and is delivered in good working order, accompanied by a six-month guarantee and an originality certificate.

Collectors seeking a chronograph with authentic 1930s aesthetics, technical soundness, and a unique design heritage will appreciate this Stima.

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