Movado M95 Chronograph

Overall Condition: Good condition overall. Case shows honest wear with sharp lines and thick lugs. Case hallmark remains deep and legible. Dial shows faint wear below hand stem and more notably above hand stem, as well as around manufacture wordmark. Handset shows light oxidation.

Today, Movado is probably best known for producing accessibly-priced fashion watches such as the always-popular Museum Watch collection. But from the 1930s through the 1960s, Movado was making tough, purpose-driven timepieces that stood up against anything being offered by the larger, more well-known brands.

Perhaps some of the most beloved vintage Movados from this era are chronographs powered by the Calibre M90 and M95 modular movements developed by Frédéric Piguet. Constituting the brand's sport chronograph offerings, these watches were available in a wide array of dials, cases, and other configurations.

Dating to the 1960s, this particular M95 is an absolute gem of a midcentury piece: Housed in a 35mm 14K yellow gold case with a yellow gold crown, dual pump pushers, an acrylic crystal, a screw-down caseback, and a stepped bezel, it features a lovely silver dial with applied 'dot' and 'Arabic' indices, three recessed chronograph totalizers, and a dauphine handset with 'serpentine' chronograph totalizer hands.

Powered by the brand's famed Calibre M95 manual-winding chronograph movement, it comes paired to an 19mm grey calfskin strap. Perfectly sized for both men and women and beautifully preserved, this gorgeous piece in excellent condition is ready for another 60 years of faithful service.

Try it on for size, and we're sure you'll agree!