A sister company to Bulova, Caravelle produced affordable, yet reliable watches that have developed a strong collector following today. Rather than sourcing movements from Switzerland, they were able to cut costs by producing their movements in Japan. The 11DP is perhaps the best known example and offered a very simple, easy to service and robust solution for their highly-successful line of American timepieces. 

Easily our favorite offering is this seldom-seen world time. With a perfectly sized 37mm case and endearing "match tip" style hands (another effort to cut costs at the time), the charm of this piece is topped off with a gorgeous hint of copper in the rotating bezel. Offered on a matching Jean Rousseau strap, this fantastically preserved example is ready for the next adventure. 

Dial: Fantastic with all tritium plots still present. Bezel: Light signs of use consistent with age. Hands: Are matching. Case: Light signs of use and correct signed crown. Bracelet: Two piece Jean Rousseau strap in brown. Crystal: There are some chips on the edges but no cracks. It could always be replaced down the road without affecting value. Accessories: NA The movement is running well on our timegrapher and comes with our 1-year mechanical warranty.

Year/era: 1967 Reference: NA Serial: NA Dimensions: 37mm wide, 18mm lug width. Movement: Manual wind 11DP caliber.