Founded in 1737 by Abraham Favre, Favre-Leuba is the second oldest Swiss watch brand after Blancpain. The brand is therefore not young at all and is very much part of those great historic houses that have contributed to the rise of Swiss watchmaking.
The example presented is a superb dress watch equipped with the famous Peseux 7001 and a deep black lacquered dial. This piece in fine condition is not without evoking certain models from Patek Philippe of the same era.
Swiss, circa 1970
Dial: Black lacquered dial, dauphine hands
Case: Steel
Diameter: 33 mm x 33 mm
Movement: Mechanical Peseux 7001, 17 jewels
Strap: Leather 18mm
Condition: Superb condition, this watch has never been polished. Signed crown. The case back still has its original sticker. A few minimal and practically imperceptible scratches on the crystal. Very good condition for its age. The movement has been completely serviced, this Favre-Leuba runs perfectly.
