Milus - Unknown - 955.888 - Men - 2000-2010

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Description from the seller

Extremely rare vintage Swiss automatic watch from the legendary "Projet Paul Junod" series by Milus, produced in a strictly limited micro-edition in the early 1990s.

This is the highly sought-after mechanical version, featuring a low serial number (No. 0091) engraved on the case back. It is powered by a high-grade, ultra-thin Swiss automatic movement (Caliber ETA 2892) with 21 jewels and beautiful Côtes de Genève finishing, visible through the exhibition case back.

Condition details for buyers:
- Overall Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The satin-finished steel case and crystal look beautiful with very sharp edges.
- Signs of wear: There are some minor, typical hairline scratches on the polished parts of the case back from storage and handling over the years. Please study the macro photos carefully.
- Low Serial Number: No. 0091 (highly collectible early production).
- Avant-garde sun/gear-shaped golden dial designed by Paul Junod with a striking red second hand.
- Strap: Original genuine leather strap stamped "Eickmüller since 1950 / Echt Leder" with a stainless steel butterfly clasp, showing virtually no signs of use.
- Mechanical status: Fully operational, winds smoothly and keeps accurate time.

Scope of delivery:
The watch comes in a premium neutral presentation box (no original box or papers included).

A true museum-grade art piece for serious connoisseurs of independent Swiss watch design. Safe shipping strictly within the European Union (EU) with tracking and full insurance

Extremely rare vintage Swiss automatic watch from the legendary "Projet Paul Junod" series by Milus, produced in a strictly limited micro-edition in the early 1990s.

This is the highly sought-after mechanical version, featuring a low serial number (No. 0091) engraved on the case back. It is powered by a high-grade, ultra-thin Swiss automatic movement (Caliber ETA 2892) with 21 jewels and beautiful Côtes de Genève finishing, visible through the exhibition case back.

Condition details for buyers:
- Overall Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The satin-finished steel case and crystal look beautiful with very sharp edges.
- Signs of wear: There are some minor, typical hairline scratches on the polished parts of the case back from storage and handling over the years. Please study the macro photos carefully.
- Low Serial Number: No. 0091 (highly collectible early production).
- Avant-garde sun/gear-shaped golden dial designed by Paul Junod with a striking red second hand.
- Strap: Original genuine leather strap stamped "Eickmüller since 1950 / Echt Leder" with a stainless steel butterfly clasp, showing virtually no signs of use.
- Mechanical status: Fully operational, winds smoothly and keeps accurate time.

Scope of delivery:
The watch comes in a premium neutral presentation box (no original box or papers included).

A true museum-grade art piece for serious connoisseurs of independent Swiss watch design. Safe shipping strictly within the European Union (EU) with tracking and full insurance

Details

Brand
Milus
Gender
Men
Model
Unknown
Band material
Leather
Reference number
955.888
Band length
Regular (180–200 mm)
Shipped insured
Yes
Repainted dial
No
Period
2000-2010
Movement
Automatic
Dial colour
Gold
Case material
Stainless steel
Original box included
No
Original papers included
No
Case diameter
44 mm
Original warranty included
No
Condition
Unworn - no signs of wear
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