This vintage wristwatch is a rare and historically significant piece from the pre-war era, crafted by the renowned Swiss manufacturer MOERIS. The model is the Moeris GRAND-PRIX, produced between the 1950s and 1960s, and was once a flagship model representing the brand's excellence in Swiss mechanical watchmaking. Moeris was a major player in the Swiss watch industry until the late 1960s, when it was absorbed by Tissot during the quartz crisis, leading to the disappearance of the Moeris brand name.
The watch features a classic design with a stainless steel case measuring approximately 37mm in width and 44mm in height, including the crown and lugs. The case shows some signs of age, including plating wear and deterioration on the back. The crystal has minor scratches and signs of aging, consistent with its vintage status. The dial and hands are well-preserved with no significant damage, and the watch is in working condition with smooth crown operation.
The movement is a Moeris 10 1/2 CD, a reliable Swiss mechanical movement. The watch comes with a brand-new Bambi leather strap, providing a fresh look and comfortable wear. The lug width is approximately 17mm, suitable for various strap options.
Please note that this is a used item with visible signs of age and wear, including scratches, tarnishing, and aging of the metal parts. The watch has been tested and confirmed to be functioning properly. As an antique piece, it is recommended for collectors or enthusiasts familiar with vintage watches who understand the need for potential maintenance and care.
Item Specifics:
| Brand | NO BRAND |
| Country | Japan |
| Department | Men |
| Color | multicolor |
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