1930's Bovet Mono-Rattrapante Single Split Second Vintage Chronograph - Chrome & Stainless Steel Aquamarines It measures approximately 35mm in

It measures approximately 35mm in diameter - in between the size of a Rolex Date and a Datejust

Its classically simple dial and timeless case were crafted to be more subtly styled

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Patek charges 500 CHF to provide one

1930's Bovet Mono-Rattrapante Single Split Second Vintage Chronograph - Chrome & Stainless Steel Aquamarines It measures approximately 35mm inFor many vintage watch connoisseurs hearing the name Bovet will call to mind images of magnificent enameled pocket watches made especially for the Chinese market. To collectors the company's enameled watches are legendary, at times commanding six figure prices at offering. However, the Bovet family did not only produce superior pocket watches. In 1888, two Bovet brothers, Albert and Jean, in partnership with Alexis Landry, formed the company Bovet