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Universal Geneve Dress Automatic Microrotor
For sale is a fascinating horological anomaly and an example of understated elegance, a late 1960s Universal Genève Dress Microtor, complete with a recent service (11/19/25). This timepiece is a "sleeper" in the truest sense of the word, housing the brand's final and most advanced micro-rotor technology inside a classic, tuxedo-ready exterior.
At first glance, this appears to be a quintessential 1950s dress watch, featuring a stunning champagne sunburst dial and highly desirable Breguet numerals. However, this traditional aesthetic hides a technological secret: the Caliber 1-69. Produced between 1965 and 1970, this movement was the "Final Evolution" of the famous Micro-Rotor family, the exact same engine found in the legendary (and much pricier) Polerouter Super and Sub models. This creates a rare anachronism, high-tech late-60s engineering paired with the Golden Age style of the 50s. It is fitted on a vintage-style gold tone mesh bracelet that perfectly complements the case, making for a seamless and sophisticated profile on the wrist.
Key Features:
Brand: Universal Genève
Model: Automatic Microtor
Era: Late 1960s (approx. 1965–1970)
Case Material: 10k Gold Filled
Dial: Champagne with rare Breguet numerals and date window.
Movement: Caliber 1-69 Automatic (The "Final Evolution" Micro-Rotor with adjustable stud carrier)
Bracelet: Vintage-style gold tone mesh
Why Collectors Love It: This watch represents one of the smartest buys in vintage horology. It offers the mechanical pedigree of the Universal Genève Polerouter without the "Polerouter tax." Collectors appreciate the Caliber 1-69 for its technical upgrades, including the "stop-oil" treatments and adjustable stud carrier, which solved wear issues found in earlier iterations. Furthermore, the aesthetic combination is incredibly scarce; finding a high-performance, late-production micro-rotor movement paired with the romantic, classic look of Breguet numerals is unusual. It is a sophisticated choice for the collector who values what is inside the case just as much as the beautiful exterior.
For sale is a fascinating horological anomaly and an example of understated elegance, a late 1960s Universal Genève Dress Microtor, complete with a recent service (11/19/25). This timepiece is a "sleeper" in the truest sense of the word, housing the brand's final and most advanced micro-rotor technology inside a classic, tuxedo-ready exterior.
At first glance, this appears to be a quintessential 1950s dress watch, featuring a stunning champagne sunburst dial and highly desirable Breguet numerals. However, this traditional aesthetic hides a technological secret: the Caliber 1-69. Produced between 1965 and 1970, this movement was the "Final Evolution" of the famous Micro-Rotor family, the exact same engine found in the legendary (and much pricier) Polerouter Super and Sub models. This creates a rare anachronism, high-tech late-60s engineering paired with the Golden Age style of the 50s. It is fitted on a vintage-style gold tone mesh bracelet that perfectly complements the case, making for a seamless and sophisticated profile on the wrist.
Key Features:
Brand: Universal Genève
Model: Automatic Microtor
Era: Late 1960s (approx. 1965–1970)
Case Material: 10k Gold Filled
Dial: Champagne with rare Breguet numerals and date window.
Movement: Caliber 1-69 Automatic (The "Final Evolution" Micro-Rotor with adjustable stud carrier)
Bracelet: Vintage-style gold tone mesh
Why Collectors Love It: This watch represents one of the smartest buys in vintage horology. It offers the mechanical pedigree of the Universal Genève Polerouter without the "Polerouter tax." Collectors appreciate the Caliber 1-69 for its technical upgrades, including the "stop-oil" treatments and adjustable stud carrier, which solved wear issues found in earlier iterations. Furthermore, the aesthetic combination is incredibly scarce; finding a high-performance, late-production micro-rotor movement paired with the romantic, classic look of Breguet numerals is unusual. It is a sophisticated choice for the collector who values what is inside the case just as much as the beautiful exterior.