Marvin 1949 Museum Heritage Automatic

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$1,198.00

$1,198.00 $1,409.00

Marvin 1949 Museum Heritage Automatic

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Marvin 1949 Museum Heritage Automatic

The Marvin Museum Commemorative Edition honors a defining moment in the brand’s history: the inclusion of a Marvin timepiece in the collection of the International Museum of Horology in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1949. Its luminous architectural art dial, steel-blue hands, MAR.620A.F automatic movement, 41mm stainless-steel case, and sapphire crystal transform that legacy into a distinctive mechanical timepiece.

M133.13.91.11

$1,198.00

$1,198.00 $1,409.00

Movement: MAR.620A.F Automatic Mechanical
Case Diameter: 41mm
Case Thickness: 10.55mm
Case Material: 316L Stainless Steel
Strap Width: 20mm–18mm
Dial: White Museum Architectural Art Dial
Dial Inscription: “BEGAN IN 1949”
Water Resistance: 50M / 5 ATM

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5-Year International Warranty:Crafted for Lasting Performance. Protected by a 5-Year International Warranty.

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Created to Commemorate a Historic Milestone

A LEGACY RECOGNIZED IN 1949

In 1949, a Marvin watch entered the collection of the International Museum of Horology in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. This commemorative edition celebrates that important chapter in Marvin’s watchmaking history. The inscription “BEGAN IN 1949” marks the year that inspired the design and connects the watch directly to the brand’s heritage.

Swiss Horological Culture on the Dial

THE MUSEUM, CAPTURED IN MINIATURE

The dial features a detailed miniature-style interpretation of the museum’s distinctive architecture. More than decoration, the artwork pays tribute to La Chaux-de-Fonds and its enduring place within Swiss watchmaking culture—turning the dial into a canvas where art, history, and mechanical timekeeping meet.

A Cultural Landmark Brought to Light

ILLUMINATED AFTER DARK

Swiss luminous coating highlights the museum artwork, hour markers, and hands. When darkness falls, the architectural outline emerges across the dial like an illuminated landmark at night. IP steel-blue luminous hands provide an elegant daytime contrast against the white dial and clear readability after dark.

Technical Details

Marvin 1949 Museum Heritage Automatic

MAR.620A.F Automatic Mechanical Movement

Powered by the natural motion of the wrist, the MAR.620A.F automatic movement requires no battery. It brings the rhythm and character of traditional mechanical watchmaking to this historically inspired commemorative edition.

Caliber: MAR.620A.F
Movement: Automatic mechanical
Display: Hours, minutes and seconds
Winding: Self-winding through wrist movement

Inspected for Dependable Performance

Each completed watch is inspected according to the manufacturer’s quality standards to verify proper mechanical operation and reliable timekeeping.

Add the confirmed power reserve and daily accuracy tolerance when supplied by the manufacturer.

Refined 41mm Proportions

The 41mm case provides sufficient space for the architectural artwork while maintaining a slim, elegant profile. At 10.55mm thick, it wears comfortably beneath a shirt cuff and transitions easily between professional, formal, and casual settings.

Case Diameter: 41mm
Case Thickness: 10.55mm
Strap Width: 20mm, tapering to 18mm
Wrist Presence: Balanced and refined

Crafted from 316L Stainless Steel

The case is made from corrosion-resistant 316L stainless steel for lasting durability and a polished, sophisticated appearance. Its clean proportions frame the museum artwork while allowing the dial’s historical details to remain the visual focus.

Luminous Museum Art Dial

The white dial features a miniature-style rendering inspired by the International Museum of Horology in La Chaux-de-Fonds. The museum architecture, hour markers, and hands incorporate Swiss luminous coating, revealing an expressive illuminated scene after dark.

IP steel-blue luminous hands create a cool, refined contrast against the white surface while supporting clear reading in both daylight and low-light environments. The “BEGAN IN 1949” inscription commemorates the year behind the edition.

Clarity That Preserves Every Detail

Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the architectural dial with exceptional hardness and transparency. It provides a clear view of the intricate artwork while helping preserve the watch’s refined appearance through everyday wear.