Favre Leuba Bivouac 53223 Blue

excellent condition - beautiful design - barometer and altimeter

Description
Today we call this Favre Leuba Bivouac a perfect outdoor watch. Back then, this timepiece was the epitome of extreme adventure, built for use in the mountains. Presented in the 1960s, the Bivouac was the world's first wristwatch with a barometer and altimeter.

Here we offer the reference 53223 with a blue barometer scale inside the dial. In the black inner sub-dial, the silver hour markers come along with the tritium lume dots. The small second sub register is at 6 o'clock. The black rotating bezel shows the height above sea level and covers 3000m.

The condition of this particular Favre Leuba Bivouac is terrific. The dial has been perfectly preserved. Every single luminous dot is intact. The watch was hardly worn. The case is unpolished and has sharp lines and edges. The case back still bears the deep engraving: "BIVOUAC ALTIMETER BAROMETER" and the reference number 53223. There are even remains of the original blue company seal on the case back. All these things make that watch one of the best examples offered on the vintage market.

This Favre Leuba Bivouac charms with its charismatic black-and-blue dial and unusual complications that still work well today. In addition, this vintage watch scores with a pristine and exceptionally good condition.

Int.Exe.: 55930
Features

Manufacturer: Favre Leuba

Model: Bivouac

Reference: 53223

Functions: small running second - barometer - rotating bezel - altimeter - screwed-on caseback

Material: Stainless steel

Watch glass: acrylic crystal

Bracelet: leather

Type of clasp: pin buckle

Diameter: 40mm

Movement type: manual wound

Year of Manufacture: 1969

Overall condition: 9 - has rarely been worn - top condition

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