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Wakmann Triple Calendar Chronograph Valjoux 72C

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Description

This is the Wakmann Triple Date Chronograph. Interestingly, Wakmann was founded in the United States in the 1940s. Previously a distributor, Wakmann set up shop in New York to manufacture their own watches. Their partnership with Breitling was a successful one, producing pocket and military watches in conjunction with Breitling. During the 1950s and 1960s, Wakmann introduced their triple date chronographs that housed the popular Valjoux 72C movement, or 72 Calendar movement. These were produced in predominantly stainless steel and resembled chronographs that were at a far higher price point like Heuer or Universal Geneve. This dial variation is particularly attractive with a reverse panda colour and a 38mm case size, which was considered big during the period of production.

Condition

This Wakmann Triple Date is in good overall condition. The timepiece has just gone through an overhaul and functions perfectly. There is some light aging on the dial which is common for its age. The caseback engravings are still clear. The Gigandet hands are likely later replacements.

Specifications

Brand Wakmann

Model Triple Calendar Chronograph

Movement Manual Wind

Case 37mm

Case material Stainless Steel

Bracelet material Leather

Year circa 1960s

Condition Good

Accessories None. Watch Only.

Limited No. Discontinued

All Prices in USD

Worldwide Shipping Available via Fedex Insured

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Description

This is the Wakmann Triple Date Chronograph. Interestingly, Wakmann was founded in the United States in the 1940s. Previously a distributor, Wakmann set up shop in New York to manufacture their own watches. Their partnership with Breitling was a successful one, producing pocket and military watches in conjunction with Breitling. During the 1950s and 1960s, Wakmann introduced their triple date chronographs that housed the popular Valjoux 72C movement, or 72 Calendar movement. These were produced in predominantly stainless steel and resembled chronographs that were at a far higher price point like Heuer or Universal Geneve. This dial variation is particularly attractive with a reverse panda colour and a 38mm case size, which was considered big during the period of production.

Condition

This Wakmann Triple Date is in good overall condition. The timepiece has just gone through an overhaul and functions perfectly. There is some light aging on the dial which is common for its age. The caseback engravings are still clear. The Gigandet hands are likely later replacements.

Specifications

Brand Wakmann

Model Triple Calendar Chronograph

Movement Manual Wind

Case 37mm

Case material Stainless Steel

Bracelet material Leather

Year circa 1960s

Condition Good

Accessories None. Watch Only.

Limited No. Discontinued

All Prices in USD

Worldwide Shipping Available via Fedex Insured

Description

This is the Wakmann Triple Date Chronograph. Interestingly, Wakmann was founded in the United States in the 1940s. Previously a distributor, Wakmann set up shop in New York to manufacture their own watches. Their partnership with Breitling was a successful one, producing pocket and military watches in conjunction with Breitling. During the 1950s and 1960s, Wakmann introduced their triple date chronographs that housed the popular Valjoux 72C movement, or 72 Calendar movement. These were produced in predominantly stainless steel and resembled chronographs that were at a far higher price point like Heuer or Universal Geneve. This dial variation is particularly attractive with a reverse panda colour and a 38mm case size, which was considered big during the period of production.

Condition

This Wakmann Triple Date is in good overall condition. The timepiece has just gone through an overhaul and functions perfectly. There is some light aging on the dial which is common for its age. The caseback engravings are still clear. The Gigandet hands are likely later replacements.

Specifications

Brand Wakmann

Model Triple Calendar Chronograph

Movement Manual Wind

Case 37mm

Case material Stainless Steel

Bracelet material Leather

Year circa 1960s

Condition Good

Accessories None. Watch Only.

Limited No. Discontinued

All Prices in USD

Worldwide Shipping Available via Fedex Insured

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