Pallas - Eppo Automatic - No reserve price - Men - 1970






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Pallas Eppo Automatic with a 25‑jewel hand‑wound movement in a stainless steel tonneau case (42 mm) and a silver dial, dating from 1970, in very good condition with minor signs of wear; shipped insured.
Description from the seller
Pallas Eppo Automatic – 25 Jewels - Tonneau - Made in Germany
Condition:
Very rare and sought-after collector’s piece in very good condition. The watch runs perfectly. The acrylic crystal shows only minimal micro-scratches, which can be polished out if desired. The case shows only light, age-related wear, which is hardly noticeable on the wrist.
Date setting is performed via the 24-hour cycle by turning the hands forward.
Origin:
From a collector
Important information:
All watches are offered without a minimum price; the final sale price is determined by the highest bid.
The watch has been adjusted and inspected and runs perfectly.
No guarantee on accuracy, stable running or water resistance can be provided.
Notes:
Technically the watch has been tested and functions perfectly. All photos are unedited and taken with a macro lens to depict the actual condition as honestly and in as much detail as possible. The pictures are part of the description.
Description:
Rare Pallas Eppo Automatic from the 1970s with a distinctive Space-Age and racing look. The angular tonneau case, the integrated stainless steel bracelet, and the silver sunburst dial perfectly embody the futuristic design language of that era. Inside there is a mechanical automatic movement with 25 jewels; the watch runs perfectly.
Pallas Eppo comes from the traditional Pforzheim watch industry. Eppo was founded by Otto Epple and later belonged to Pallas Deutsche Uhrencooperation, a federation of German watch manufacturers that formed in the early 1970s.
A characterful piece of German vintage watch history with real 1970s Space-Age / Racing flair.
Diameter without crown: approx. 36 mm
Lug-to-Lug: approx. 35 mm
Case shape: Tonneau / Cushion
Material: Stainless steel
Function: hour, minute, central second, date
Date setting: via 24-hour cycle
Design: 1970s Space Age / Racing style
Era: 1970s
Origin: Germany / Pforzheim
Movement: Mechanical automatic movement – 25 jewels – additional manual winding via crown
Conclusion:
An exceptional vintage automatic watch with true 1970s Space-Age and Racing flair. The distinctive tonneau design, the integrated stainless steel bracelet, and the 25-jewel automatic movement make this Pallas Eppo a characterful collector’s piece and a real eye-catcher on the wrist.
Shipping & Handling:
Shipping is carried out via the Catawiki-TrustHands system according to the guidelines. Processing and shipping take place within up to 3 business days after payment receipt.
Recommendation for buyers:
For long-term enjoyment, regular inspection or servicing by a watchmaker is recommended. Professional care protects the watch and preserves its function.
Documentation:
After the sale is completed, the watch is documented before shipping with detailed photos and a short function video. These recordings are intended solely for safety and proof purposes and are not intended for the customer.
Pallas Eppo Automatic – 25 Jewels - Tonneau - Made in Germany
Condition:
Very rare and sought-after collector’s piece in very good condition. The watch runs perfectly. The acrylic crystal shows only minimal micro-scratches, which can be polished out if desired. The case shows only light, age-related wear, which is hardly noticeable on the wrist.
Date setting is performed via the 24-hour cycle by turning the hands forward.
Origin:
From a collector
Important information:
All watches are offered without a minimum price; the final sale price is determined by the highest bid.
The watch has been adjusted and inspected and runs perfectly.
No guarantee on accuracy, stable running or water resistance can be provided.
Notes:
Technically the watch has been tested and functions perfectly. All photos are unedited and taken with a macro lens to depict the actual condition as honestly and in as much detail as possible. The pictures are part of the description.
Description:
Rare Pallas Eppo Automatic from the 1970s with a distinctive Space-Age and racing look. The angular tonneau case, the integrated stainless steel bracelet, and the silver sunburst dial perfectly embody the futuristic design language of that era. Inside there is a mechanical automatic movement with 25 jewels; the watch runs perfectly.
Pallas Eppo comes from the traditional Pforzheim watch industry. Eppo was founded by Otto Epple and later belonged to Pallas Deutsche Uhrencooperation, a federation of German watch manufacturers that formed in the early 1970s.
A characterful piece of German vintage watch history with real 1970s Space-Age / Racing flair.
Diameter without crown: approx. 36 mm
Lug-to-Lug: approx. 35 mm
Case shape: Tonneau / Cushion
Material: Stainless steel
Function: hour, minute, central second, date
Date setting: via 24-hour cycle
Design: 1970s Space Age / Racing style
Era: 1970s
Origin: Germany / Pforzheim
Movement: Mechanical automatic movement – 25 jewels – additional manual winding via crown
Conclusion:
An exceptional vintage automatic watch with true 1970s Space-Age and Racing flair. The distinctive tonneau design, the integrated stainless steel bracelet, and the 25-jewel automatic movement make this Pallas Eppo a characterful collector’s piece and a real eye-catcher on the wrist.
Shipping & Handling:
Shipping is carried out via the Catawiki-TrustHands system according to the guidelines. Processing and shipping take place within up to 3 business days after payment receipt.
Recommendation for buyers:
For long-term enjoyment, regular inspection or servicing by a watchmaker is recommended. Professional care protects the watch and preserves its function.
Documentation:
After the sale is completed, the watch is documented before shipping with detailed photos and a short function video. These recordings are intended solely for safety and proof purposes and are not intended for the customer.
