ROLEX BUCHERER ST. MORITZ COLLECTOR SPOON Era: 1970s-1980s Origin: Switzerland Location: St. Moritz Boutique
SPECIFICATIONS: • Length: 4.25 inches • Material: Silver-plated metal • Pattern: St. Moritz Sun Design • Unique Feature: Distinctive sun motif in bowl
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES: • St. Moritz engraving on stem • Unique sun pattern in spoon bowl • Swiss cross shield emblem • Rolex crown design • Resort town commemorative piece
MARKINGS: • "St. Moritz" on stem • Bucherer of Switzerland marking • Swiss cross design
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: St. Moritz, being one of Switzerland's most prestigious resort destinations, was an important location for Bucherer's luxury retail presence. The sun motif is particularly significant as it references St. Moritz's famous "sun emblem," which the town has actually trademarked. This spoon represents both the luxury watch market and the town's status as an elite winter resort destination.
COLLECTING NOTE: The St. Moritz spoon is particularly desirable due to its unique sun design and connection to this famous Swiss resort town. It represents a different design approach from other Bucherer location spoons, making it an interesting variant for collectors.
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Rolex Bucherer Collector Spoons - St. Moritz
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Rolex Bucherer Collector Spoons - St. Moritz
ROLEX BUCHERER ST. MORITZ COLLECTOR SPOON Era: 1970s-1980s Origin: Switzerland Location: St. Moritz Boutique
SPECIFICATIONS: • Length: 4.25 inches • Material: Silver-plated metal • Pattern: St. Moritz Sun Design • Unique Feature: Distinctive sun motif in bowl
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES: • St. Moritz engraving on stem • Unique sun pattern in spoon bowl • Swiss cross shield emblem • Rolex crown design • Resort town commemorative piece
MARKINGS: • "St. Moritz" on stem • Bucherer of Switzerland marking • Swiss cross design
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: St. Moritz, being one of Switzerland's most prestigious resort destinations, was an important location for Bucherer's luxury retail presence. The sun motif is particularly significant as it references St. Moritz's famous "sun emblem," which the town has actually trademarked. This spoon represents both the luxury watch market and the town's status as an elite winter resort destination.
COLLECTING NOTE: The St. Moritz spoon is particularly desirable due to its unique sun design and connection to this famous Swiss resort town. It represents a different design approach from other Bucherer location spoons, making it an interesting variant for collectors.
