Watch identification... please

[Sealine South]

Hi all

Does anyone know what this is? Was my dad's and not been worn for years. Works and keep good time. Just curious. I've looked online but can't see anything

[soad]

Anything on the back? Looks fairly generic.

[Sealine South]

No, just says stainless steel and automatic. Does anyone know who's logo it is?

[595Heaven]

The logo looks like the 1925 Peugeot logo

https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/555350197795253329...

[Sealine South]

Thanks, that's what I thought, didn't know they made watches

[Soft Top]

The day of week is also “DIM” Peugeot makes sense.

[Sealine South]

Yup, French. I'm intrigued by it

[the-norseman]

Promotional watch they had made I'm guessing?

[sherman]

Peugeot havd dabbled in pretty much manufacturing anything and everything manufactured in metal. Everything from corsets to pepper grinders to motor vehicles.
Watches would not be a far stretch to move into https://boutique.peugeot.com/clothing/watches.html

[ZesPak]

Deffo a pre-war Peugeot logo.

[nikaiyo2]

ZesPak said:

Deffo a pre-war Peugeot logo.

But that is never a pre-war watch, surely?

It looks more late 60s to 70s, why would they put an old logo on?

[sherman]

nikaiyo2 said:

ZesPak said:

Deffo a pre-war Peugeot logo.

But that is never a pre-war watch, surely?

It looks more late 60s to 70s, why would they put an old logo on?

Peugeot trademarked the lion in 1858. Maybe the watch was a centenery celebration piece? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot