Attention all tropical and patina fans! Fantastic 1940s Lemania with a well-weathered tropicalized dial, housed within a perfect size solid stainless steel case. Powered by a Lemania 3040 movement in flawless condition. Model ref 203-3 stamped inside the caseback.
About Lemania
Lemania was founded in 1884, by Alfred Lugrin, a highly skilled award-winning watchmaker. The manufacturer enjoyed a decades-long lifespan, but despite merging with Omega and Tissot in 1932 to form the SSIH group, it took heavy blows with the advent of electronic watches, as did the mechanical watch industry at large. Lemania rebranded as Nouvelle Lemania in 1981, and in 1992 it was bought by Breguet. Lemania movements are still used today in a number of well-known watch brands.
Servicing and Warranty
This timepiece has been serviced with full disassembly, comes with a 12-month warranty, subject to the Usage and care guidelines.
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