1930s Movado Tiffany curviplan in 14kt gold

In 1905, brothers Leopold and Isidore Ditesheim moved production to new facilities and named their brand Movado, which means “always on the move” in Esperanto. The watches produced by the brothers left their mark in the 20th century with their success in chronometric and performance watchmaking competitions. Movado released water-resistant wristwatches as early as 1935, and by the 1960s was producing dive watches to compete with the era’s better-known offerings from brands such as Rolex or Omega.

This model is a very elegant curviplan produced in the 30s for Tiffany, the famous jewelry retailer. Its large size makes it a very modern watch. It comes in a brushed 14kt gold case and features a grey brushed dial and baton hands. A true collector piece.