Morning everyone When you think of Yema, dive legends like the Superman or racing chronos like the Rallygraf usually take center stage. But back in the 1970s, the iconic French brand was quietly churning out some of the most striking geometric dress watches ever made. Today we’re taking a close look at a 100% original vintage Yema featuring an asymmetrical hexagonal case, crisp white dial, and classic Breguet numerals—powered by an authentic hand-wound French mechanical movement. No social media hype, just pure horological character and 70s design perfection. Drop a comment below: What’s your take on 70s geometric case shapes? Subscribe for more authentic watch reviews, vintage deep dives, and hands-on horology! #Yema #VintageWatch #Horology #WatchCollector #FrenchWatchmaking #VintageYema #WatchTok #WatchesOfYouTube #WristWatch #WatchAddicts

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The Yema x Silberstein Marine 2 CMM.20 is a true fusion of art and serious engineering. This limited-edition piece combines Alain Silberstein's expressive design with Yema's impressive in-house micro-rotor caliber and a Grade 5 titanium case.