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An exceptionally uncommon 1971 Caravelle with unmistakable Space Age character. Its asymmetric stainless-steel "UFO" case, tall domed acrylic crystal, rocket-shaped seconds hand, and speckled blue dial create a wonderfully futuristic design. The unpolished case and original Prospect bracelet make this a particularly compelling and well-preserved example.
This watch received a complete service of its original Caravelle Cal. 11ULACD automatic movement using industry-standard methods, lubricants, and tools. The movement was fully disassembled, cleaned, inspected, lubricated, reassembled, regulated, and functionally tested. It is running well and keeping accurate time.
| Case | The unpolished stainless-steel case shows very little wear, with only minor scratches. Its original radial brushing remains visible across the top, while the case sides retain their polished finish. The original signed Caravelle crown is fitted. |
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| Crystal | Clear, tall-domed acrylic crystal with minimal visible wear. |
| Dial and Hands | The blue dial is crisp and exceptionally well preserved, with a distinctive speckled appearance reminiscent of a night sky. It is unclear whether this texture is original or the result of aging. The lume has darkened consistently, and the original hands display complementary age-related patina. The seconds hand features an unusual rocket-shaped design. |
| Movement | Original Caravelle Cal. 11ULACD automatic movement, based on the AS 1903. Fully serviced and reported to be running well and keeping accurate time. |
| Band / Strap | Original unsigned stainless-steel Prospect bracelet, believed to retain all its links and estimated to fit wrists approximately 7.5–7.75 inches. |
| Gaskets / Seals | Water resistance has not been established. Assume no water resistance due to the watch's age. |
This piece has found its next chapter and is shown here as part of the studio's record.
