Movado Red Label Museum Calendomatic
Written by Nathan
Movado, the brand with the celebrated sun-dot at 12 o’clock, launched a new era when it introduced a complete date window on its original Calendomatic automatic timepieces in 1946. Now, it is proud to present the Red Label Museum Calendomatic. Inspired by its illustrious namesake, it displays an original centre date disc, while a convex window in the sapphire crystal magnifies the day date at 6 o’clock. Both unassuming and modern, it harbours a good many surprises, like the emblematic red “M ” chevron, espied through its sapphire crystal back.
This is interesting. Movado is diverting from their museum watch onto a nice new design. I for one like it!
Luxury Watch Features
- Movement Automatic, ETA 2824-2 calibre, 25 rubies, rotor with red Movado “M” chevron
- Functions Hours, minutes, date
- Case Stainless steel, 42 mm
- Flat, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with convex date window at 6 o’clock
- Sapphire crystal back
- Water-resistant to 30 m
- Dial Museum black with centre date disc
- Silvered Dauphine hands
- Round hourmarker at 12 o’clock
- Bracelet/Strap Black alligator leather with steel buckle
Movado redlabel museum calendomatic watch
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