The watch shown is a vintage Movado bumper automatic watch, produced in the 1950s. These watches are notable for their automatic movement, specifically the caliber 115, which is a "bumper" style movement where an oscillating weight moves back and forth, rather than rotating 360 degrees. The watch features a sub-seconds dial located at the 6 o'clock position and has gold-tone Arabic numerals and indices on a light-colored, aged dial. Watch keeps time accordingly. Service history unknown. Dial is of age, showing a vintage look with the color starting to change. Details: Diameter: - 33mm without crown - 35mm including crown - 40,5mm lug to lug Bandwidth between lugs 16mm Movado is a distinguished Swiss watchmaker with a history of innovation dating back to its founding in 1881. The brand's name means "always in motion" in Esperanto, reflecting its forward-thinking vision. Movado is globally renowned for its minimalist design philosophy and deep association with the arts. Its most famous creation is the iconic "Museum Dial," designed in 1947 by Nathan George Horwitt, which features a single dot at 12 o'clock symbolizing the sun at high noon. This design was the first watch dial to be accepted into the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Today, Movado Group operates as an accessible luxury brand, producing a wide range of timepieces while continuing its legacy of blending art and horology.