MOVADO Sport François Borgel Case

─ The Emblem of the Hand ─

A sports model from the distinguished Swiss house of Movado,

produced in the 1930s and 1940s.

The “hand” emblem on the dial,

and Arabic numerals that still breathe the spirit of Art Deco.

It carries a quiet dignity that only a dial shaped by long decades can possess.

A Movado sports model from the 1930s–40s.
A water-resistant case by the renowned case maker François Borgel.
A decagonal screw-back and stepped lugs.
A refined dial with Arabic numerals and small seconds.
A 15-jewel hand-wound movement.

─ The Celebrated Borgel Water-Resistant Case ─

The greatest appeal of this piece is its FB case.

Crafted by François Borgel, the renowned case maker

who supplied cases to many brands, Patek Philippe among them,

it features a decagonal screw-back.

Inside the caseback remains the hallmark of a hand holding a pocket watch.

Bold stepped lugs and a clean case line

give it an assured presence on the wrist.

─ A Mechanism of Living Tradition ─

Open the caseback to find a 15-jewel hand-wound movement.

Its carefully finished wheels and balance continue to keep time today.

A piece for the collector, uniting practicality and beauty.