Rexa Antimagnetic – Hand-wound mechanical caliber – 1940s – Art Deco rectangular case A watch that embodies all the charm and elegance of Swiss watchmaking in the 1940s: this Rexa Antimagnetic stands out for its geometric lines and rectangular design inspired by Art Deco aesthetics, synonymous with refinement and harmonious proportions. The Émile Fiebiger stainless steel case retains its original polish and measures approximately 20 x 29 mm, the ideal size for an elegant watch with a strong presence on the wrist. The integrated straight lugs and the screw-down case back engraved with "Acier Inoxydable" testify to the craftsmanship of Swiss watchmaking in those years. The silvered dial has a beautiful uniform patina and applied gold Arabic numerals, paired with gold sword-shaped hands. At 6 o'clock is the small seconds counter, framed by a thin railway track scale, in perfect balance with the whole. Inside, a Swiss-made Rexa manual-winding mechanical movement beats, finely finished and signed on the barrel bridge. The caliber is in excellent aesthetic and functional condition, testifying to the solidity and reliability of watchmaking in those years. The watch is completed by a beige leather strap with tone-on-tone stitching, which perfectly matches the warm tones of the dial. An elegant and rare timepiece, representative of the golden age of rectangular design. Ideal for those looking for an original and refined vintage piece, perfect for everyday wear or as a collector's item.