This Universal Genève Tank Carré Ref. 109620 dates back to 1946, and it reflects the era’s appreciation for geometric aesthetics, aligning with Universal Genève’s reputation for innovation and style. This watch has a 18kt red gold case measuring 26.6mm in width (excluding the crown) and 33mm in length (including the lugs). The case’s rectangular shape with clean lines embodies the classic tank design, offering a timeless aesthetic. The case is fully signed and numbered, and it is in a very good untouched condition, it shows only light traces of use It is fitted with a plexiglass which is in perfect condition. The original silvered dial showcases Ard-Deco elegance, with slender baton hour markers and matching hands, providing excellent legibility. The dial has aged gracefully, exhibiting a subtle patina that adds character without compromising readability. The printing and markers remain well-preserved, indicating careful ownership over the years.

Powering this watch is the Universal Genève Caliber 264, a manual-winding movement introduced around the 1940s. Measuring 101⁄2 lines (approximately 23.3mm) in diameter, the Caliber 264 operates at a frequency of 18,000 vibrations per hour and contains 15 jewels. Renowned for its reliability and precision, this movement was widely used in various Universal Genève models during this period. The watch mounts a new lizard strap. This Universal Genève Tank Carré has undergone in-house servicing and is in good working order. It is accompanied by a six-month guarantee and an originality certificate.

Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate the authenticity, reliability, and historical significance of this timepiece. Fully insured worldwide shipping with express service is available, and inquiries are welcome.