CYMA CYMAFLEX, 1950s

— Drawing in the time that has passed —

Fine vertical lines across the dial catch the light quietly. Gold markers and graceful hands describe the 1950s, the decade in which Swiss craftsmen were sharpening their sense of proportion.

Vertical lines holding the light, the protection CYMAFLEX was built to give, and half a century of rhythm from Cyma's in-house calibre R.486.

— A mechanism with its own defence —

"CYMAFLEX" on the dial is the mark of Cyma's own shock-protection system, made to defend a delicate mechanism from knocks. Within the slim case is the in-house calibre R.486, its gear train and bridges neatly laid out and still keeping their quiet beat after fifty years. Practical toughness hides behind the good looks.

— A seventy-year-old watch in daily use —

The maker's device remains on the crown. A bearing this undiminished after half a century is close to the essence of the vintage dress watch.