In the 1970s, Universal Genève expanded its repertoire with the introduction of tank-shaped rectangular watches with a renovated style, reflecting the era’s inclination towards geometric
and bold designs. This particular watch has stainless steel case measuring 23 mm in width (excluding the original crown) and 37.2 mm in length (including the lugs). The mineral glass is in excellent condition, it shows only light traces of use. The case is in an overall excellent condition, it shows only very light traces of use.

This timepiece is powered by the Universal Genève Caliber 1-42, a manual-winding manufacture, in-house, movement. His caliber is part of a lineage that began with Caliber 42, which was based on the earlier Caliber 820. The 1-42 variant introduced refinements, including a mobile hairspring stud-holder, it works at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour, it maintains precise timekeeping, The movement’s dimensions are 8.75 lignes in diameter and 2.45 mm in height, allowing for a slim profile suitable for elegant watch designs. The original silver dial is in an excellent condition, it shows only a very light, barely visible, time patine and has a minimalist design with clear hour markers and hands. The dial’s simplicity complements the watch’s overall aesthetic characteristic of watch design during this period. This watch has been fully serviced in-house and is in good working order, it will be delivered with our six-month guarantee and our originality certificate.

The watch is complete with a new gray lizard strap. This Universal Genève tank-shaped rectangular watch from the 1970s exemplifies the brand’s adaptation to contemporary design while maintaining its commitment to quality watchmaking. Its combination of a distinctive case design, in-house movement, and an original silvered dial makes it a noteworthy addition to any collection.

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