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Roamer - "Calendar" Pointer Date - Ohne mindestpreis - MST 416 - Herren - 1950-1959
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Roamer - "Calendar" Pointer Date - Ohne mindestpreis - MST 416 - Herren - 1950-1959

An exceptional and hard-to-find timepiece for the vintage enthusiast, this mid-century Roamer Calendar Pointer combines complex complications with classic dress-watch proportions. Featuring a stepped gold-plated and steel case, the watch showcases a gorgeous patinated sector dial with bold Arabic numerals, an outer date track, and a signature sweeping central hand with a vivid red pointer tip to track the day of the month. The upper sub-dial window displays the day of the week, complemented by a classic sub-seconds dial at the 6 o'clock position. Powered by Roamer's in-house Caliber 416 17-jewel manual-wind movement (visible via the caseback), this piece has been tested and is running accurately. Fitted on a timeless black leather strap, it presents a wonderful, honest aesthetic that tells a rich chronological story. Technical Specifications * Brand: Roamer (MST - Meyer and Stüdeli) * Movement: Roamer Caliber 416, 17-jewel Swiss manual-wind movement, antimagnetic protection, running accurately * Case Material: Gold-plated bezel with stainless steel screw-down caseback * Dial: Original patinated sector dial featuring Arabic numerals, day window at 12 o'clock, sub-seconds at 6 o'clock, and an outer date scale tracked by a red-tipped pointer hand * Complications: Pointer date, day-of-the-week display, sub-seconds * Strap: Black leather strap with steel pin buckle * Condition: Honest vintage condition. The dial exhibits natural aging/patina consistent with its era, the case retains crisp lines with mild wear to the plating, and the mechanical movement is clean and fully operational. History of Roamer & Collector Appeal * Historical Significance: Founded in 1888 by Fritz Meyer in Solothurn, Switzerland, Roamer (originally Meyer and Stüdeli) earned an elite reputation for manufacturing nearly all components of their watches in-house—a rare feat that ensured uncompromising quality control. Their intricate calendar and pointer-date movements from the mid-20th century represent the height of mechanical ingenuity before the advent of quartz technology. * Collector Appeal: Pointer-date watches with sector layouts and multiple calendar complications are highly sought after by collectors who prefer distinctive complications over standard three-hand layouts. The combination of Roamer's respected Caliber 416, the charming patina of the dial, and the striking red date indicator makes this a conversation piece with true vintage character.

Nr. 107401705

Verkauft
Roamer - "Calendar" Pointer Date - Ohne mindestpreis - MST 416 - Herren - 1950-1959

Roamer - "Calendar" Pointer Date - Ohne mindestpreis - MST 416 - Herren - 1950-1959


An exceptional and hard-to-find timepiece for the vintage enthusiast, this mid-century Roamer Calendar Pointer combines complex complications with classic dress-watch proportions. Featuring a stepped gold-plated and steel case, the watch showcases a gorgeous patinated sector dial with bold Arabic numerals, an outer date track, and a signature sweeping central hand with a vivid red pointer tip to track the day of the month. The upper sub-dial window displays the day of the week, complemented by a classic sub-seconds dial at the 6 o'clock position.

Powered by Roamer's in-house Caliber 416 17-jewel manual-wind movement (visible via the caseback), this piece has been tested and is running accurately. Fitted on a timeless black leather strap, it presents a wonderful, honest aesthetic that tells a rich chronological story.

Technical Specifications
* Brand: Roamer (MST - Meyer and Stüdeli)
* Movement: Roamer Caliber 416, 17-jewel Swiss manual-wind movement, antimagnetic protection, running accurately
* Case Material: Gold-plated bezel with stainless steel screw-down caseback
* Dial: Original patinated sector dial featuring Arabic numerals, day window at 12 o'clock, sub-seconds at 6 o'clock, and an outer date scale tracked by a red-tipped pointer hand
* Complications: Pointer date, day-of-the-week display, sub-seconds
* Strap: Black leather strap with steel pin buckle
* Condition: Honest vintage condition. The dial exhibits natural aging/patina consistent with its era, the case retains crisp lines with mild wear to the plating, and the mechanical movement is clean and fully operational.

History of Roamer & Collector Appeal

* Historical Significance: Founded in 1888 by Fritz Meyer in Solothurn, Switzerland, Roamer (originally Meyer and Stüdeli) earned an elite reputation for manufacturing nearly all components of their watches in-house—a rare feat that ensured uncompromising quality control. Their intricate calendar and pointer-date movements from the mid-20th century represent the height of mechanical ingenuity before the advent of quartz technology.

* Collector Appeal: Pointer-date watches with sector layouts and multiple calendar complications are highly sought after by collectors who prefer distinctive complications over standard three-hand layouts. The combination of Roamer's respected Caliber 416, the charming patina of the dial, and the striking red date indicator makes this a conversation piece with true vintage character.

Höchstgebot
€ 185
Ohne mindestpreis

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