Vintage Dior Two-Tone Bracelet Watch Late 1980s Silver Gold

Late 1980s Paris—architectural lines were finding their way onto wrists, and Dior's atelier, between the Bohan legacy and Ferré's arrival, was refining the essentials. The Christian Dior signature in serif type sits at twelve o’clock on a jet-black dial, circled by a slim gold-tone bezel and set onto a two-tone bracelet: alternating silver-tone and gold-tone links, each link brushed to a soft sheen.

The bracelet closes with a gold-tone clasp, and the case is finished with a matching gold-tone crown. All hardware bears light surface scratching from wear, with the clasp now opening too loosely for secure wrist wear. This watch is not running and is sold as found—for display or repair only. The original Dior dust bag is included.

The minimalist two-tone construction and clean dial mark this as a product of the late Marc Bohan into early Gianfranco Ferré era, when Dior’s watchmaking was defined by cool restraint and subtle architectural detail—a fitting echo of Ferré’s training and the maison’s Parisian discipline.

Era: Late 1980s–Early 1990s (visual dating; Christian Dior serif logo, two-tone bracelet, serial style)
Condition: Good — light surface scratching on case and bracelet, clasp opens too loosely and is not secure; not running, sold for display or repair only; dust bag included
Material: Gold-tone and silver-tone metal bracelet and case
Colour: Black dial with gold-tone hands and bezel, silver-tone and gold-tone bracelet, gold-tone clasp and crown
Serial: 3025
Made in: France