Vintage Buren Gran Prix, Patina Salmon Dial from 1940's

The Buren Gran Prix watch from the 1940s is a timeless piece of horological history, characterized by its elegant design and exceptional craftsmanship. The bronze dial, adorned with a rich patina acquired over decades, adds a touch of vintage charm, capturing the essence of a bygone era.

With a universal size of 35 mm, the watch exudes a perfect balance of classic proportions, ensuring it remains a versatile and stylish accessory for any wrist. The Nato-style leather strap, crafted from high-quality leather, not only complements the watch's vintage aesthetic but also provides a comfortable and durable wearing experience.

This particular Buren Gran Prix has been meticulously serviced by a master watchmaker, ensuring its smooth and precise functionality. Embodying the enduring appeal of mid-20th-century watchmaking, this vintage timepiece is a collector's dream, offering both aesthetic allure and reliable performance that stands the test of time.


A short history of the Buren brand:
In 1898 the little-known Buren Watch Company was created in Switzerland. Originally the company built all types of pocket watches and even table clocks. But over the years they gradually entered the wristwatch market and even did quite well for a number of decades.In 1966 Buren was sold to Hamilton and quickly did away with the juggernaut's American production, becoming the manufacturer of the majority of Hamilton watches.

• Year: 1940s
  
• Movement: Mechanical
  
• Case size: 35 mm 
  
• Strap material: Leather
  
• Country: Switzerland