Overview
A striking example of mid-century Swiss horology, this ladies' watch features a geometric 'stepped' case and a highly desirable sector dial.
Preliminary identification
Photo reference
1 uploaded photo
Overview
A striking example of mid-century Swiss horology, this ladies' watch features a geometric 'stepped' case and a highly desirable sector dial.
Story
The 1930s marked a radical shift in how women wore time, moving away from hidden pocket watches to bold, visible 'cocktail' jewelry.
Maker / Origin
Founded in 1862 by the Schwob brothers, Cyma became a titan of Swiss watchmaking, eventually operating one of the most advanced factories in the world by the early 20th century.
Condition & Value
The watch shows significant honest wear, with heavy scratching on the crystal and 'flea bites' on the metal case. Value is driven by the prestigious Cyma name and the highly collectible 'sector' dial design.
Research
Improve the quality of research by sharing any corrections, provenance, details, marks, dimensions, or any other element that could shed light on the piece.
Add any photos or details that could shed light on the piece.