NOS Glycine 3613 Watch

Model:	Glycine	Last Scraped:	Jan. 5, 2024, 3:18 a.m.
Username:	siLence79	Location:	Unknown
Email:	Unknown	Feedback:	No Reviews Found

An original NOS Glycine 3613 before Invicta took over Glycine. Charming little TT timepiece with beautiful black-grey linen textured dial (visible under strong lighting).

Watch is 36mm without crown, 18mm lugwidth. Push-pull crown (crown is currently pulled out in photos)

Running strong and Day/Date snaps sharply.

Under the hood is a ETA 2836 movement. Watch case and crystal is clean, no deep scratch or scuffs from what I see, caseback sticker is still attached.

Selling as is condition. No box/papers. I may still have the original black leather strap somehere and it'll be shipped together with the watch. Brown lizard strap is not included.

Looking at $285 for this, watch is located in Singapore and will be using SingPost Normail Airmail (with partial tracking)

Thanks for looking

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	Established:	1914
	Website:	http://glycine-watch.ch/
	Country of Origin:	Switzerland

Since its founding by Eugène Meylan in 1914, Glycine has been producing watches at its factory in Bienne, Switzerland.

Meylan was an uncompromising watch engineer who strove for perfection and nothing less. He had a profound understanding of both the market demands and the possibilities offered by the technological advances of the time. Very soon, he succeeded in producing extremely precise, small movements for ladies watches, enabling Glycine to put on the market the finest miniature movements, clad in precious gold and platinum cases, often studded with diamonds.

Glycine became a supplier to the wealthy people who valued highly these works of fine craftsmanship. However, Meylan did not stop there. Around 1931, he presented to the world market a well-functioning self-winding watch, entirely of his own invention, a sensational performance that, for lack of capital, could not be exploited commercially. Some of these GLYCINE Eugène Meylan SA self-winding watches can still be found in the collectors' market.

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