1970s Favre-Leuba NOS Searaider II Daymatic Automatic in Stainless Steel Mid-Sized Wristwatch goldwatch screw-back case is complemented by

screw-back case is complemented by an engine-turned bezel

They do not have dust proofing

it was founded by Louis Brandt in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1848

We've paired the watch on a brown suede watch

he sold CWC to Silvermans Ltd who then sold CWC watches to the public

1970s Favre-Leuba NOS Searaider II Daymatic Automatic in Stainless Steel Mid-Sized Wristwatch goldwatch screw-back case is complemented byThis Watch Maison Favre Leuba over time It is the year 1737. In Le Locle, a small Swiss village in the Jura mountains and in the heart of the watchmaking world, Abraham Favre decided to officially register his Manufacture producing timepieces. It was one of the earliest watchmaking companies. From the very start Abraham Favre concentrated on improving the technology of his timepieces, and the quality of the materials employed in their manufacture.