Overview
A classic example of German minimalist design, this gold-tone dress watch features a tonneau-shaped case and a sophisticated integrated mesh bracelet.
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Overview
A classic example of German minimalist design, this gold-tone dress watch features a tonneau-shaped case and a sophisticated integrated mesh bracelet.
Story
The 1980s was a decade of radical transformation in the watch world, and Junghans was at the forefront of the German response to the 'Quartz Crisis.' While many traditional makers were disappearing, Junghans leaned into their industrial roots to create…
Maker / Origin
Founded in 1861 by Erhard Junghans, the company grew to become the largest clock manufacturer in the world by 1903.
Condition & Value
The gold plating appears well-preserved with typical light surface scratches consistent with age. The dial and crystal look remarkably clean in the photos. Value is driven by the respected Junghans brand name and the current market trend favoring vintage watches with integrated bracelets.
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