Mortima - 1966 - 1970-1979





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Mortima brand with a 1960s–1970s period, manual-wind Calibre C66 movement by Cattin & Cie with 17 jewels, in a stainless steel case of 40 mm diameter, condition good with visible signs of wear.
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pocket or pendant women's vintage watch from the French manufacturer Mortima, dating to the 1960s/1970s. A mechanical piece of great retro charm, ideal for collectors or as an antique accessory. 17 Jewels: Inside beats a manually wound mechanical movement of French manufacture Cattin & Cie (Caliber C66). The movement is enhanced by 17 jewels (engraved 17 Jewels), visible to the naked eye as small red dots. These synthetic rubies act as bearings to reduce gear friction, ensuring less wear over time. Dial: Finely worked with raised floral motifs and Roman numeral markers enclosed in elegant white cartouches. Back 'Dresden Style': The rear is decorated with a refined central blue enamel insert with hand-painted white flowers, framed by a richly beaded metal case. Case: Stamped inside the case with the inscription "SWISS CASE", certifying the Swiss manufacture of the external structure.
pocket or pendant women's vintage watch from the French manufacturer Mortima, dating to the 1960s/1970s. A mechanical piece of great retro charm, ideal for collectors or as an antique accessory. 17 Jewels: Inside beats a manually wound mechanical movement of French manufacture Cattin & Cie (Caliber C66). The movement is enhanced by 17 jewels (engraved 17 Jewels), visible to the naked eye as small red dots. These synthetic rubies act as bearings to reduce gear friction, ensuring less wear over time. Dial: Finely worked with raised floral motifs and Roman numeral markers enclosed in elegant white cartouches. Back 'Dresden Style': The rear is decorated with a refined central blue enamel insert with hand-painted white flowers, framed by a richly beaded metal case. Case: Stamped inside the case with the inscription "SWISS CASE", certifying the Swiss manufacture of the external structure.

