Movado Triple-Calendar "fancy lugs" from 1950s

The present watch is an elegant 1950s Movado Triple Calendar in stainless steel, distinguished by its beautifully proportioned 33 mm case. Gracefully sculpted, drilled lugs flow seamlessly into the wrist, while the restrained 41.5 mm lug-to-lug length and 10 mm profile.

The case is fitted with discreet recessed corrector pushers along the right flank, allowing for the adjustment of the day and month indications while preserving the watch's clean silhouette.

Its beautifully executed two-tone silver and white dial is very beautiful and highly legible. Blue calendar numerals provide a subtle contrast, while the vivid red central pointer hand traces the date around the outer chapter ring, bringing a welcome touch of color to the otherwise restrained dial. The balanced layout and refined execution evoke the aesthetic of the celebrated Rolex reference 8171, one of the most iconic triple-calendar wristwatches ever produced.

Combining elegant mid-century proportions with the practical sophistication of a full calendar complication, this Movado stands as a superb example of the refined watchmaking that defined the manufacture during the post-war era, without doubt one of the finest watches you can buy in this price range.

Brand: Movado
Model: Triple-Calendar
Year of Manufacture: 1950s
Material: Stainless Steel
Dimensions: 33mm x 41mm x 10mm
Movement: Hand Wound
Strap Size: 17mm
Bracelet: Saffiano Molequin strap.
Box/Papers: N/A

Comments: Watch movement was completely serviced on July 2026