JENNY (DOXA) Caribbean Yachting Chronograph ref.2003 cal. Valjoux 72

— DOXA's sister brand, taking on the deep sea —

The Jenny Watch Company was founded in 1953 as a sister brand to Doxa.

Its founder was Paul Jenny.

It built pioneering technology in the diving field.

The legendary Caribbean from Jenny, the house that set a 1000m water resistance milestone. A two-colour Bakelite bezel and a colourful exotic dial. Fitted with the supreme manual-wind Cal. Valjoux 72, the calibre that captivated Rolex and Heuer. An exceptionally scarce collector's piece that rarely appears on the market. A watch where pioneering diving history and a modern reappraisal cross.

— Where construction and scarcity cross —

The Caribbean series appeared in the 1960s.

A pioneering model that later achieved the world's first 1000m water resistance.

A rotating tachymeter bezel using two-colour Bakelite.

An exotic chronograph set off by red and blue sub-dials.

— Cal. Valjoux 72, sounding in the deep —

The movement is the Valjoux 72.

Known as the finest manual chronograph movement of its day, and a fine calibre adopted by Rolex and Heuer.

Caribbeans with the Cal. Valjoux 72 circulate in very small numbers, and this is a highly regarded collector's item.

— How it is regarded today —

Jenny is one of the brands being reappraised on the vintage market.

The Caribbean series in particular has seen some revival models, and a modern reinterpretation is under way.

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