Zenith - Stellina - No reserve price - 913A690 - Men - 1950-1959





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Zenith mechanical manual-wind dress watch from the 1950s, reference 913A690, with a 34 mm steel case and gold finish, champagne dial with pronounced uneven patina, applied faceted indices, gold hands and a small seconds at six, red leather strap (non-original), manual movement, good condition with visible wear.
Description from the seller
Interesting vintage mechanical Zenith, dating roughly to the 1950s, with a classic dress watch configuration and dimensions of 34 × 40 mm.
The element with the greatest personality is the champagne/gold dial, characterized by a very pronounced and uneven patina, with oxidations, speckling and color variations developed over the decades. A preservation that should not be presented as a “perfect” dial, but that can be interesting for the collector looking for a piece with an authentically vintage appearance. Completing the dial are the faceted applied hour markers, the gold hands, and the small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock.
The case has a gold finish and a snap-on steel case back. From the photos alone it is not possible to securely determine the nature of the gold plating, therefore no specific plating thickness is attributed nor indicated as solid gold.
Inside there is a manual-winding Zenith mechanical movement; not having a movement photograph available, I prefer not to attribute a specific caliber. The watch is paired with a red leather strap, non-original.
There are signs of use and traces of time consistent with age. A recent service is not documented. Water resistance not tested and not guaranteed.
Seller's Story
Interesting vintage mechanical Zenith, dating roughly to the 1950s, with a classic dress watch configuration and dimensions of 34 × 40 mm.
The element with the greatest personality is the champagne/gold dial, characterized by a very pronounced and uneven patina, with oxidations, speckling and color variations developed over the decades. A preservation that should not be presented as a “perfect” dial, but that can be interesting for the collector looking for a piece with an authentically vintage appearance. Completing the dial are the faceted applied hour markers, the gold hands, and the small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock.
The case has a gold finish and a snap-on steel case back. From the photos alone it is not possible to securely determine the nature of the gold plating, therefore no specific plating thickness is attributed nor indicated as solid gold.
Inside there is a manual-winding Zenith mechanical movement; not having a movement photograph available, I prefer not to attribute a specific caliber. The watch is paired with a red leather strap, non-original.
There are signs of use and traces of time consistent with age. A recent service is not documented. Water resistance not tested and not guaranteed.

