A highly distinctive and collectible vintage Ernest Borel Kaleidoscope wristwatch, often referred to as a “Cocktail Watch” due to its mesmerizing animated dial on a see thru skeletonized case. The watch features a rotating optical disc that creates a hypnotic kaleidoscope effect when in motion, making it one of the most visually unique mechanical watches produced in Switzerland during the mid-20th century. Powered by a Swiss mechanical hand-wound movement, recently serviced and running well. The movement is visible in the photos and shows clean condition. The gold-tone case and transparent dial construction highlight the mechanical artistry and design innovation that made Ernest Borel watches famous worldwide. Key Features (sell the magic) Iconic kaleidoscope rotating dial Mechanical animation driven by the movement Swiss made Recently serviced Strong visual and collectible appeal Specifications Brand: Ernest Borel Model: Kaleidoscope / Cocktail Watch Movement: Manual wind mechanical Case size: 34.5 mm approx Case: Gold-plated Crystal: Plexiglass Dial: Original repainted Strap: Leather (Replacement) Origin: Switzerland Condition Running and recently serviced Movement in good condition Case shows wear consistent with age (see photos) Please see all photos for the best evaluation and consider yourself for additional information. The watch is running nice and smooth. Please remember, humidity changing, altitude, etc. may affect the timekeeping of the vintage watch even it is in the NOS state. We take a video of the watch working order. Please enjoy the watch. -We pack well and ship it tracked and insured via express couriers. -Please study the import duties and customs regulations of your country. All kind of customs duty to be paid is buyers responsibility. -Do not forget to check out our other auctions, please. - Please remember this product may be used by the previous owner for decades. ---Please study all the photos in detail and read all the descriptions one by one. In case we forgot to type any information product photos are your main guide.