Universal Genève Polerouter Broad Arrow "No Rad" A small seconds subdial sits

A small seconds subdial sits at 6 o'clock

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Universal Genève Polerouter Broad Arrow "No Rad" A small seconds subdial sitsThe Polerouter was born from a remarkable engineering brief: in 1954, Universal Genve was asked by SAS to create a watch for pilots flying the new polar routes between Europe and North America, flights that subjected mechanical movements to magnetic fields far beyond anything encountered on conventional routes. The result was the calibre 215, the world's first automatic movement specifically designed with anti magnetic protection, developed by a young