This stunning 1970s Elgé France chronograph perfectly captures the "Racing & Yachting" spirit of its era. Founded in 1938 by Louis Gozlan, Elgé rose to prominence in Besançon by blending Swiss mechanical reliability with avant-garde French style.
This model is a standout from the brand’s iconic "Funky" period, featuring a bold cushion case and a striking "Surfboard" dial with regatta accents. Driven by a robust Swiss manual-wind movement, it reflects Elgé’s heritage of precision tool watches, offering a rare and colorful statement piece for any vintage collector.
Case:
o All in stainless steel in great condition
o Fine condition with strong geometry
o 40mm without crown / 45mm lug to lug / 14.5mm thickness / 22mm lug width
Movement:
o Mechanical manual wind valjoux 7734 - working strong and with accuracy (was serviced)
Dial & Hands:
o In good condition, only a color change on the scale between 12:00 and 14:00
Bracelet Material:
o New 22mm in black leather, racing style
Conclusion / Condition:
A rare and distinctive piece that does not go unnoticed.
please see photos as they are part of the description.
With no box or papers, no water proof test, sold as is, any question feel free for ask...
Keep in mind that it is a vintage watch, it is normal to be 1/2 minute early or late
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