1970s Favre-Leuba NOS Searaider II Daymatic Automatic in Stainless Steel Mid-Sized Wristwatch brand_Jaeger-LeCoultre nicknamed 'The Surfboard

nicknamed 'The Surfboard

The larger Roman numerals sit around a gold-coloured disc as if they had been delicately laid on top of the dial in a single piece and this creates a sense of symmetry

and is paired on a fabulous hand made 22mm

Serial : 2637****

If you are after a Longines Conquest with box and papers

1970s Favre-Leuba NOS Searaider II Daymatic Automatic in Stainless Steel Mid-Sized Wristwatch brand_Jaeger-LeCoultre nicknamed 'The SurfboardThis Watch Maison Favre Leuba over time It is the year 1737. In Le Locle, a small Swiss village in the Jura mountains and in the heart of the watchmaking world, Abraham Favre decided to officially register his Manufacture producing timepieces. It was one of the earliest watchmaking companies. From the very start Abraham Favre concentrated on improving the technology of his timepieces, and the quality of the materials employed in their manufacture.