Favre-Leuba, a brand known for its understated elegance, holds the distinction of being the second oldest watchmaking brand in Switzerland, tracing its origins back to 1737, just two years after Blancpain in 1735. 

This piece, circa 1970s features an attractive circular "Disco Volante" shaped case with a comfortable and high quality integrated mesh bracelet. It houses the widely renowned Swiss hand wind Peseux 7001 caliber that's known for its reliability and allows for a slim case dimension of just 5mm. We love the monochromatic appearance of the dial pattern which blends into the mesh bracelet, as well as the simple "needle" style hands. With smaller and interesting dress watches coming back into the fold, we couldn't pass up on the outstanding condition of this wonderful and fun conversation piece! 

Dial: Is clean and free of any flaws under magnification. Hands: Are matching and correct "needle" style. Case: There are some scuffs visible in photography. They could always be polished by the next owner if they so choose. Correct crown with cabochon. Bracelet: Appears fully linked. No stretch. Crystal: Clear and signed "Swiss Made" Accessories: NA The movement is running well on our timegrapher and comes with our 1-year mechanical warranty.

Year/era: 1970s Reference: NA Serial: NA Dimensions: 33mm width, 5mm thick. Movement: Manual Swiss Peseux 7001 caliber.