Universal Geneve

[andy_s]

Their modern watches seem to me to be a bit 'meh', but I was looking at some of their older stuff and for a chrono vintage dress sort of watch thought these very nice - in-house movement, manual, chrono min/sec/hour, moonphase, day, date, month (the little pushers on the side are for adjusting the date etc which makes it easier to set if it runs down between wears). Prices go from about £1,000 up to £3,000 for the gold ones. 1940's/'50's era. Nice complicated watch.






This is apparently an Italian Railways issue watch, very nice and plain but subtley different...



Anyone got an UG? (jonbaz, surely....?!)

[LordGrover]

The first one is cracking IMO. I'm sure the others are nice too, but the first one really appeals to me.

[Justayellowbadge]

I've had a few.

Tri-Compax is well up there in the pantheon of classics.

Polerouters just lovely. Cloisonne dial versions huge money now. Microrotors are fab.

Deeply regret moving on a Unisonic I picked up NOS for beer money a few years ago. So fresh it could have come out of the factory that day, and very, very, pretty.

I'm a fan.

[corporalsparrow]

Love the twin crown Polerouter Sub, one of my all time must-haves.

[corporalsparrow]

Love the twin crown Polerouter Sub, one of my all time must-haves.

[LukeBird]

I like the 2nd... very nice!