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-Specifications

Brand
Baume & Mercier
Model
Rectangle
Reference
37205
Year
1970s
Movement
Manual Wind Cal.BM775
Case
25x33mm
Material
18K White Gold
Bracelet
Genuine Black Leather Strap
Includes
Baume&Mercier Signed Steel Buckle
Boxes/Papers
No Box/No Paper
Notes
The watch has been completely serviced by our watchmaker recently
The crystal glass has been replaced in the service
The case has been polished in the service
Warranty
1-year Mechanical Warranty by us
Shipping
Global shipping via DHL Express with full insurance

*Model wrist size is 16.5cm circumference

-Description

Baume&Mercier is a long-established Swiss watch house founded in 1830. The company gained a reputation for jewellery watches in its early years, but in the late 19th century it gained recognition for its chronograph and grand complication models.

The logo "Phi", which stands for balance in Greek letters, is symbolic. Since 1988, the company has been part of the Richemont Group and continues to produce watches that are updated for the modern age, while continuing its long-established tradition.

This watch, reference. 37025 is a hand-wound vintage dress watch produced in the 1970s.

The case material is 18K white gold. A rectangle case reminiscent of a Cartier tank. The crown is set with a cabochon-cut blue sapphire.

The biggest feature of this watch is the diamonds on the left and right bezels. Although they are diamonds, they look like a finishing touch from a distance, so they are not too conspicuous and are a nice accent.

The case size is 25mm width and 33mm height, which is slightly larger than the mens size of the vintage Tank. The rounded lugs also look very similar to them.

The dial is glossy black dial.The minimalist design without indexes blends well with the diamonds on the bezel.

The installed movement is a hand-wound caliber BM775. This moevent is based on ETA's Cal.2512 and has a gold finish.

Cal.2512 was used in Cartier's 18K gold watches, and its successor, Cal.2512-1, is called Cal.78-1 and is used in must de Cartier Tank