Camy Geneve incabloc wristwatch
Switzerland, 1950s
Manual wind movement; hour, minute
Gold colored dial, gold colored hands, line indices
Watch case, crown and pin buckle of 18K gold, strap of leather
Watch case hallmarked
Watch case no. 1475
The watch has recently been revised by a watchmaker
Watch case diameter: 16 mm; Height: 6 mm
Lengths of strap: approx. 16.5 cm; Lugs width: 8 mm
Overall weight: 10 g
Fully functional, very good condition with minimal traces of wear

Condition:

The delicate wristwatch has been recently revised by a watchmaker. It is in a very good condition with minimal traces of wear. During in-house testing, the watch was fully functional. Long term precision and regularity cannot be guaranteed. The diameter of the watch case measures 16 mm and the height is 6 mm. The strap is approx. 16.5 cm long, with the lugs widths measuring 8 mm. The timepiece has an overall weight of 10 grams.

Camy Watch SA

The Camy watchmaking brand was initially established in Grenchen by the Stroun brothers, who then moved it to Geneva around 1913 under the name Camy Watch SA. The Stroun brothers were very active in the watchmaking world. In 1967 the company moved to La Queue-d'Arve to a factory that brought together administrative departments and two watchmaking workshops. These buildings are still there today. Rumor has it that Raymond Weil worked here for 26 years before leaving to start his own company in 1976. (nlu)

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