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One of the most iconic Universal Genève watches of the post-war era is the Polerouter, released in 1954 and designed by the legendary Gerald Genta, the mastermind behind the Patek Philippe Nautilus and Audemars Piguet Royal Oak.
At the time, Universal Genève was one of the most renowned watchmakers in both Europe and the U.S., particularly known for their chronograph models.
This specific Universal Genève Polerouter Sub is a highly collectible piece, beautifully preserved, and represents a significant moment in watchmaking history. With its connection to one of the most influential designers of all time, this watch is a standout addition to any collection, rich in both style and heritage.
SOLD | Universal Geneve Polerouter Sub | rare | ref. 869122/02 from 1968/69
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