18K Rose Gold Chronograph

18K ROSE GOLD CHRONOGRAPH – ELEGANCE AND CHARACTER OF THE 1950s A wristwatch chronograph in 18K rose gold, characterized by the generous size of the case, balanced proportions, and the refined aesthetic taste of watchmaking from the 1950s. The case, entirely crafted from 18K rose gold, features well-proportioned lines and lugs, with a particularly significant presence on the wrist for its era. The snap-back case preserves the identifying hallmarks of 18K gold, the case maker's mark, and the Minerva head, a distinctive element of Swiss production, internally. The two rectangular chronograph pushers, characteristic of the period, integrate harmoniously into the case profile and accentuate its technical and vintage character. The silvered dial displays a pleasant natural patina of time, highlighting its authenticity and vintage character. The black, crisp, and easily legible graphics are complemented by the tachymeter scale arranged along the outer edge of the dial. The dial's layout, with the chronograph functions, combines the legibility typical of professional instruments of the era with elegant aesthetic refinement. The movement is a mechanical, hand-wound movement with 17 jewels. The mechanism is fully functional, both as a watch and as a chronograph. The excellent state of preservation and originality of its components make this example particularly interesting for vintage watch enthusiasts and collectors of period chronographs. MAIN FEATURES • Era – 1950s • Material – 18K rose gold • Case – 18K rose gold • Dimensions – approximately 40 mm, including crown • Case back – snap-on, with internal hallmarks • Dial – silvered with natural patina of time • Graphics – black with external tachymeter scale • Pushers – rectangular • Movement – mechanical, hand-wound • Jewels – 17 • Functions – watch and chronograph • Condition – excellent condition • Originality – completely original A chronograph of great charm, in which the 18K rose gold case, the silvered dial with natural patina, and the characteristic rectangular pushers elegantly express the language of 1950s watchmaking.