The Ogival watch factory was founded in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, in 1903, by M. René Brandt, a watchmaker passionate about pioneering techniques and quality. He created a jumping fish as the symbol of Ogival to launch the company on the Swiss watch market, and the fish quickly appeared in the realm of navigation with Ogival's precise marine chronometers. Case in steel of 35 mm excluding the original Ogival signed crown with a screw back stamped with the brand logo and numbered 959300 / 5153A. Cream coloured dial with a uniform patina, silvery markers, dauphine-style hands and central second hand, second markers, Ogival inscription and logo. Frost-free Plexiglas. Black leather strap 19 cm long without the pin buckle. Mechanical movement with hand wind, Swiss OGIVAL Watch S. A - AS 1538, 17 jewels in good working condition. Model from another era, full of charm for a collector. Careful registered shipping with signature. Happy bidding everyone.