Zeno-Watch Basel

Vintage Moonphase

For Sale

Vintage Zeno quartz moon phase watches are elegant Swiss-made timepieces that combine classic aesthetics with practical complications.

Typically produced in the late 20th century, these watches feature quartz movements for accuracy and reliability, while offering traditional elements such as Roman numeral dials, sub-registers for day and date, and a moon phase display.

Movement: Swiss made Quartz
Dial: White-colored with roman numerals
* Date * days * Moon phase *
Hands: Yellow hour, minute, and second hands
Case: Gold-tone stainless steel
Case Size: 40 mm
Crystal: Glass Sapphire
Strap: Brown genuine leather with stitching
Case Back: Stainless steel
Style: Classic / Vintage dress watch
Crown: Push-pull
Wrist Size up to: 20.5 cm



Gió Monaco - Genève

Gió Monaco Fountain Pen and Conference Folder

For Sale

Brand new Gió Monaco Genève Fountain Pen Combined with a rare and Luxury Conference Folder

An exclusive writing instrument from a house best known as a Swiss luxury watchmaker.
The pen showcases the same elegance, precision and attention to detail found in Gió Monaco timepieces,

We where able to combine this pen with a rare Gió Monaco A4 conference folder in black with brown accents, turning it into a complete and distinguished set. The fountain pen fits perfectly into the folder’s pen holder, creating both a practical and collectible ensemble.

Fountain Pen Specifications
Brand: Gió Monaco Genève
Type: Fountain pen
Material: Acrylic resin & stainless steel
Finish: Jewelry plating in Gold tone
Color: Black with gold accents
Nib size: F (fine)
Weight: 48 g
Length: 14 cm
Diameter: 14 mm (12 mm at grip)
Closure: Snap cap mechanism

Conference Folder Specifications
Type: Gió Monaco luxury A4 conference folder
Material: Faux leather (black with brown accents)
Features:
Integrated calculator
Document slots and pockets
Business card holders
Pen holder (fits the included fountain pen)
Writing pad with original Gió Monaco letterhead
Size: approx. 335 × 240 mm

Detail: The A4 paper bears the former Gió Monaco address.

These folders appear to have been used internally or as corporate gifts, and were never sold commercially – making them a particularly interesting addition.