**FS:** First Gen "-38" Movado 95M Chronograph in steel **Reference:** 19038 **Case:** Famed Francois Borgel "FB" case in steel, appears to have been slightly polished as the lug facets have softened slightly (price reflects this), with original vertical bushing present on the mid case as pictured. **Crown:** Original, unsigned early low profile crown **Movement:** The venerable 95M modular column wheel chronograph is in good working condition. Service history is unknown; I rarely wear a watch for more than a day and performance has been fine and correct to my observation. (that is to say, I don't have a timegrapher and I'm not a watchmaker, but I haven't had any issues with the watch winding, setting, running, and keeping time or being off on time enough that was noticeable.) **Dial**: Original dial and hands in warm, evenly patinated condition. Hands are full, heat blued and radium filled, and the dial is evenly patinated across. There is some wear/smudging/fading of the tachy track in between 1-2, but between the domed crystal and the overall feel of it being an honestly used vintage watch, I have never found it to detract or disappoint **Bracelet:** watch is sold head only. **Price:** $3,400 USD shipped within the continental US. I'm located in the US and typically ship via ParcelPro, I will ship outside of the US at actual price generated at time of label creation. If you prefer an alternative shipping method, I'm open to discussing. Payment via PP F&F, Venmo F&F, Zelle, or Wire. **References:** I have numerous references here, ChronoTrader, OmegaForums, WUS, eBay, Instagram, etc. Additional references available upon request. About the watch: Just such a cool watch with a great history, first modular chronograph, FB case, the Kris Hands, etc., there's a great reference article on Rescapement here: [https://www.rescapement.com/blog/for-your-reference-the-movado-fb-95m](https://www.rescapement.com/blog/for-your-reference-the-movado-fb-95m) I would highly encourage you to read that post, as it's excellent detailing the shared case manufacturer with Patek, the first modular chronograph movement, and the sheer rarity of these, estimating just over 14,200 were made over the 23 year run. I've had the watch since early 2021, and wear it sparingly. The only reason I'm selling is because I'm trying to thin the herd and shake up the collection a bit. I have not seen a vintage Movado M90 or M95 in this condition at this price, everything listed currently (and generally for the last several years I've been watching them) is either a redial, a very tired damaged dial, horrible condition, etc. This is a great opportunity to own a truly rare and wonderful vintage chronograph at a fair price given the charming and honest vintage condition.