Rowenta - facette - No reserve price - Lighter - Steel

In the history of Rowenta lighters, shaped by classics like the “Gas Snip” (from 1957) or the “Electronic” (from 1964), the “facette” model stands for the elegant, straight-edged design of the late 1970s and 1980s.
It is a typical pocket lighter of that era, notable for its simple, angular shape and the high-quality, “massive” craftsmanship (often chromed or silver-plated metal) that you also highlighted in your description. The name “Facette” refers to the clear, cut optics.
It is a very beautiful, unused specimen of a classic Rowenta model.