Movado Sport "Borgel Case" in stainless steel date at 3 — runs

date at 3 — runs on the calibre 5035

and carrying the full weight of the maison's decorative vocabulary

perfectly resolved

Collectors have long recognised it as the sweet spot of the line: generous enough to wear with confidence

A small seconds subdial sits at 6 o'clock

Movado Sport "Borgel Case" in stainless steel date at 3 — runsMovado Sport "Borgel Case" in stainless steel 33mm The Borgel case system patented by Franois Borgel in Geneva in 1891 was one of the earliest serious attempts to make a wristwatch water and dust resistant. The movement screws directly into the case from the back, eliminating the joint between case and caseback entirely and creating a sealed unit of remarkable integrity for its era. Watches built on this system are immediately recognisable by their