Sepora Two-Tone Art Deco - 1950s N.O.S.

A magnificent example from the French manufacturer Sepora, of which extremely few models are in circulation, making it a very rare model.
Focusing on accessible models that were precise for their time, Sepora was part of a post-war watchmaking renaissance.

A company whose peak would be in the 1960s.

We have here an example dating back to approximately 1950, in N.O.S. condition.
This piece was part of a watchmaker's stock, some other examples of which were intended for German forces. They were never worn or distributed.
Original label still present.

A watch whose age nevertheless causes tiny micro-flaws due to its transport and storage for nearly 100 years.

(The small mark on the dial near the hand was dust that was, of course, outside the dial...)

Mechanical movement, manual winding: Forster 2075
Movement serviced, optimal amplitudes and deviations.

Case dimensions: 24mm (with crown) / 37.5mm (lug to lug)
Chrome-plated metal case, intact, magnificent metalwork around the case.
Stainless steel case back
Curved lugs

Two-tone silver dial, two-material, matte and shiny.
Light pastel green Arabic numeral indexes
Blued leaf-type hands
Small seconds at 6 o'clock.
Internal graduated minute track.

Genuine gray leather strap with slats, original, like new.
Original steel pin buckle.

Watch in exceptional condition, both aesthetically and mechanically.
Sold alone.