Product code: Faconnable Chrono Cruiser Ltd Watch, new in box with 2024 papers, Classic Faconnable
Unused mint “old stock from a store vault”'1999 Faconnable Blue Guillouche Engine Turned Dial with the “GENEVE” Logo on the dial, making it extremely limited 2024. This beautiful dress or elegant sport watch has a matching blue real Louisiana Alligator strap with white stitching, hand made in Switzerland. The watch has a 17 Jewel Swiss Ronda Chronograph Movement. Stylistically, this watch sports the Jean Goldberg coin edge case siding and even crown siding. Split time windows are silver colored circles with gold color edging, as is the bottom date window. Water resistant to 3 ATM, serial number 890371. Case dimensions are 37 mm diameter and 7 mm thick. Watch weighs 2 1/4 ounces. Definitely unisex, would look great on a lady, teen, or thin to moderate wrist size male. Comes with pictured pouch and papers. Faconnable is the famous fashion house headquartered in Nice, France. Faconnable pioneered expensive sporty clothing in the 1950 to 1970s, before other companies began to copy this fashion.
Unused mint “old stock from a store vault”'1999 Faconnable Blue Guillouche Engine Turned Dial with the “GENEVE” Logo on the dial, making it extremely limited 2024. This beautiful dress or elegant sport watch has a matching blue real Louisiana Alligator strap with white stitching, hand made in Switzerland. The watch has a 17 Jewel Swiss Ronda Chronograph Movement. Stylistically, this watch sports the Jean Goldberg coin edge case siding and even crown siding. Split time windows are silver colored circles with gold color edging, as is the bottom date window. Water resistant to 3 ATM, serial number 890371. Case dimensions are 37 mm diameter and 7 mm thick. Watch weighs 2 1/4 ounces. Definitely unisex, would look great on a lady, teen, or thin to moderate wrist size male. Comes with pictured pouch and papers. Faconnable is the famous fashion house headquartered in Nice, France. Faconnable pioneered expensive sporty clothing in the 1950 to 1970s, before other companies began to copy this fashion.