109 - LIP, Geneva. Wristwatch with a brushed steel cushion-shaped case featuring a clipped back bearing the coat of arms. No. 35571 4/8048. Cream-colored dial with Roman numerals, signed. Chrome-plated pencil-style hands (no central seconds hand). Case width (excluding crown): 28 mm. Manual-winding mechanical movement (functioning at the time of sale, no warranty). 1960s. Signs of wear, particularly on the dial. Comes with a separate, openwork rally-style leather strap.

LIP, Geneva. Wristwatch with a brushed steel cushion-shaped case featuring a clipped back bearing the coat of arms. No. 35571 4/8048. Cream-colored dial with Roman numerals, signed. Chrome-plated pencil-style hands (no central seconds hand). Case width (excluding crown): 28 mm. Manual-winding mechanical movement (functioning at the time of sale, no warranty). 1960s. Signs of wear, particularly on the dial. Comes with a separate, openwork rally-style leather strap. In 1959, under the leadership of Fred Lip, the brand opened a branch and workshops in Geneva. During this period, Lip collaborated on or co-designed timepieces with prestigious Swiss houses (such as Breitling on legendary chronographs) and benefited from the prestige of Swiss watchmaking while remaining true to its original spirit.