Universal Geneve Tri - Compax Vintage Watch Box - Rare Shape And Size
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:759731 | Brand: Universal Genève |
| Style: Vintage |
Up for sale is this rare and oversized Universal Geneve "coffin" style box, likely from the 1940s/1950s for a Tri-Compax (or any other Compur, Compax, Uni-Compax, Polerouter or other vintage UG watch that you'd like to use it for to show off your collection!).
The fabric has a small stain on the top right side, but otherwise is in good shape for its age as shown in pictures (from every angle). Unlike the fairly "common" smaller boxes for Polerouters from the 50s and 60s, ...and the large square boxes (usually bright red) for 1960s and later models seen somewhat regularly on eBay, this particular shape/style/age box is exceedingly hard to find in ANY condition for an early Tri-Compax.
Wear is visible on several of the corners of the fabric, but it opens and closes easily and the lock/release on the front works well. It measures about 6 3/8 inches long x 2 1/2 inches deep x 1 inch tall (when closed), as shown.
Free shipping in the CONUS. International shipping only through the Global Shipping Program.
All sales are final, so please feel free to ask any questions.
Thanks for looking!
The fabric has a small stain on the top right side, but otherwise is in good shape for its age as shown in pictures (from every angle). Unlike the fairly "common" smaller boxes for Polerouters from the 50s and 60s, ...and the large square boxes (usually bright red) for 1960s and later models seen somewhat regularly on eBay, this particular shape/style/age box is exceedingly hard to find in ANY condition for an early Tri-Compax.
Wear is visible on several of the corners of the fabric, but it opens and closes easily and the lock/release on the front works well. It measures about 6 3/8 inches long x 2 1/2 inches deep x 1 inch tall (when closed), as shown.
Free shipping in the CONUS. International shipping only through the Global Shipping Program.
All sales are final, so please feel free to ask any questions.
Thanks for looking!
