Universal Genève Dress Watch For J.E. Caldwell & Co. Dirty Dozen but its offerings from the

but its offerings from the mid-20th century are just as compelling — and at the moment

this piece features a black dial (unusually reserved for the era

signifying a connection to the Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association

until the introduction of the Reference 1803 in 1965

The case was larger

Universal Genève Dress Watch For J.E. Caldwell & Co. Dirty Dozen but its offerings from theWhile Universal Genve may be most famed for its Compax chronographs and the Polerouter, its svelte dress watches and more casual wearers are equally compelling. Throughout the latter half of the 20th century, UG designed simple, time only watches alongside its more complicated brethren that played with shape, color, and design in interesting and novel ways. Take this charming timepiece, for example: A time only steel watch, double signed by J. E.