Produced in the 1940s, this Bovet chronograph represents a striking blend of early Swiss tool watch aesthetics and refined design. Housed in a 35mm chrome-plated case over base metal, with a stainless steel caseback, the watch wears slightly larger on the wrist thanks to its long lugs and 12mm thickness. The highlight of this piece is undoubtedly its "salmon" dial - a desirable tone among vintage collectors—featuring a beautifully aged two-register layout, blued hands, and crisp printed scales including a tachymeter and minute track. With its balanced proportions and undeniable vintage charm, this Bovet captures the golden era of mid-century chronograph design, all in a package that remains understated and rare.

Dial: Excellent preservation for a watch of this era. There are no distracting areas of wear and the radium lumed indices remain intact.
Hands: Appear to be the correct blued "syringe" style and are matching with stable lume.
Case: Normal signs of use consistent with age. Pushers and signed crown appear correct. Bracelet: Two piece grained leather strap in blue.
Crystal: No chips or cracks. It can be further buffed for added clarity if desired.
Accessories: NA

The movement is running nicely on our timegrapher and comes with our 1-year mechanical warranty.

Dimensions: 35mm width, 40mm lug to lug, 18mm lug width, 12mm thickness.

Box, Papers, etc.: No

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