This is a chance to buy a very rare watch. 
 
This 18k rose gold Fleuron is a triple date, chronograph and moon phase. It is likely to date to the 1950's.
 
The gold case measures 38mm in diameter excluding the crown or pushers. For its age and material, it is in very nice condition. The front of the watch shows very little signs of wear and the lugs are still very crisp. The case back does as with many gold watches of this era, have some dinks. Still have attractive.
 
The dial again for its age, is in lovely condition. It has a light patina, mainly to the outer edge. All markings and ring are still visible and in good condition. 
 
The Lantern movement, I believe is a Cal.81 or something similar. This helps to pin the watch down to the 1950's. The watch is keeping very good time, within a few seconds per day. All of the functions are working correctly, accept for the Moonphase. This could be repaired, or worn and enjoyed as it is (like I have). 
 
It has a new crystal and a new Geckota leather strap. It comes in the box which I believe to be original. It was presented by Hibernia mining company which I believe was in East German. The case has the Hammer and Sickle emblem which was used in the 50's in Germany post WW2.