Case Construction
The timepiece features a plated, silver-toned cushion-style case. Measuring 28 mm in width (excluding the crown) and 30 mm in height (excluding the lugs), the case is identified by the dealer as a François Borgel manufacture. The exterior surfaces show indications of rubbing and light marking.
The movement is housed with an inner protective cover. While the case maker is described as a pioneer of dust and water-resistant designs, the dealer advises that the watch should be kept away from water and moisture, noting that water resistance is not verified for the vintage piece.
Evidence for this section
- “The watch itself measures 28mm wide excluding the winding crown and 30mm high excluding the lugs”
- “The case is plated and was made by Francois Borgel, an early pioneer of dust proof and water proof cases”
- “There is some rubbing and light marking”
- “The movement is protected by an inner cover.”
- “as with any vintage watch, it should be kept away from water and moisture”
