Movado Museum Classic Yellow Gold Tone Mesh Bracelet Watch
Watch · Yellow Gold Tone (PVD Coated)
Purity: Gold-plated / Gold-tone (PVD finish over stainless steel)
Type
Watch
Purity
Gold-plated / Gold-tone (PVD finish over stainless steel)
Gold Type
Yellow Gold Tone (PVD Coated)
Weight
Estimated 70-90 grams total watch weight (primarily stainless steel core with minimal precious metal content)
Description
An iconic Movado Museum Classic wristwatch featuring a striking yellow gold-tone finish. The minimalist sunray dial is unnumbered, anchored solely by the signature gold dot at 12 o'clock representing the sun at high noon, complemented by a flexible Milanese mesh bracelet.
Key Features
Minimalist Museum dial layout, single gold dot marker at 12 o'clock, polished round case, and matching Milanese mesh strap
Color & Finish
Rich warm yellow gold tone with a high-polish bezel and case, and a textured Milanese mesh bracelet finish.
Hallmarks & Stamps
Movado brand name stamped on the dial at 6 o'clock and on the case back (obscured in view)
Dimensions Estimate
Standard men's or unisex sizing, approximately 40mm case diameter and 20mm bracelet width
Gemstones & Inlays
None present, featuring Movado's iconic signature concave dot at the 12 o'clock position
Clasp & Closure
Adjustable sliding fold-over clasp typical of mesh watch bands, branded with the manufacturer logo
Chain & Links
Milanese mesh strap constructed from fine interlocking metal wire loops, offering high flexibility and a smooth drape
Craftsmanship Details
Precision quartz movement housing, clean dial execution, uniform PVD plating application, and tightly woven stainless steel mesh construction
Authentication Indicators
Distinctive Movado dial layout, signature dot at 12, correct typography, and quality PVD finish without flaking
Origin & Maker
Movado (Swiss design and heritage, manufactured globally)
Era & Period
Contemporary (Modern production, late 20th to 21st century design language)
Age Estimate
Likely manufactured within the last 10-20 years
Cultural Significance
A celebrated icon of modern watchmaking and minimalist design, representing a bridge between fine art and functional timekeeping
Condition Notes
Very Good condition with minor hairline surface scratches visible on the crystal and case bezel consistent with light everyday wear
Value Estimate
Secondary market retail value estimated between $150 and $400 depending on quartz vs. automatic movement and overall condition; negligible gold melt value as it is gold-plated stainless steel
Care & Maintenance
Wipe clean with a soft microfiber cloth; avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive surfaces, and prolonged immersion in water unless specified as water resistant
Similar Items
Movado Museum Classic leather strap variations, Movado Esperanza, and various minimalist fashion watches with mesh bracelets
Interesting Facts
The original Movado Museum Watch was designed in 1947 by Bauhaus-influenced artist Nathan George Horwitt, and its dial is part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York