Zenith - Small Seconds - No reserve price - Men - 1940





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Zenith Small Seconds from 1940 with manual-wind movement, stainless steel case about 34 mm, champagne dial with patina, leather strap, good condition with visible wear, no original box, papers or warranty, insured shipping.
Description from the seller
Splendid Zenith wristwatch of Swiss manufacture, dating approximately to the late 1940s or early 1950s.
The watch features a refined ivory-colored dial with a pleasant, uniform patina from the passage of time, painted Arabic numerals and small seconds at 6 o'clock, a configuration typical of Zenith models of the period.
The round case measures about 33–34 mm excluding the crown and is presumably made of stainless steel or chrome-plated steel (to be verified by opening the case back). The case back is smooth and snap-on.
The watch is powered by a manual-wind mechanical movement. The movement runs and produces the characteristic ticking, however the watch needs servicing and adjustment before it can be used reliably.
Recently it has been fitted with a new domed Plexiglas crystal, perfectly in line with the original era’s aesthetics, which enhances the elegance of the dial and improves legibility.
Splendid Zenith wristwatch of Swiss manufacture, dating approximately to the late 1940s or early 1950s.
The watch features a refined ivory-colored dial with a pleasant, uniform patina from the passage of time, painted Arabic numerals and small seconds at 6 o'clock, a configuration typical of Zenith models of the period.
The round case measures about 33–34 mm excluding the crown and is presumably made of stainless steel or chrome-plated steel (to be verified by opening the case back). The case back is smooth and snap-on.
The watch is powered by a manual-wind mechanical movement. The movement runs and produces the characteristic ticking, however the watch needs servicing and adjustment before it can be used reliably.
Recently it has been fitted with a new domed Plexiglas crystal, perfectly in line with the original era’s aesthetics, which enhances the elegance of the dial and improves legibility.

