Fortis - dresswatch - No reserve price - Ref. 7105 - Men - 1950-1959

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Fortis dresswatch Ref. 7105 from the 1950s, with a 33 mm gold-plated case, silver dial, 17‑jewel manual-wind movement, leather strap, in very good condition with very light signs of wear.

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Fortis Gents Vintage Wristwatch – circa 1960

A stylish Fortis vintage wristwatch dating from around 1960, featuring a beautifully preserved original silver dial and classic mid-century design.

The watch is powered by a 17-jewel manual-winding mechanical movement. The movement runs well and keeps time. Service history is unknown.

The case measures approximately 33 mm in diameter, or 35 mm including the crown. The case is gold plated and remains in lovely condition, with no noticeable scratches. It has a stainless steel case back.

The original signed silver dial is in beautiful original condition, with elegant raised hour markers and original hands. Very stylish and minimalistic with the no-date

The crystal has some small superficial scratches, which could easily be polished out if desired.

The watch comes on its vintage used crocodile leather strap, which adds plenty of character and complements the classic appearance of the watch.

About Fortis: Founded in Switzerland in 1912, Fortis is a historic Swiss watch brand known for its technical innovation. The company produced the Harwood in 1926, widely recognised as the first serially produced automatic wristwatch, and later became particularly known for its aviation and space watches.

A charming vintage Fortis with an original dial and attractive 1960s styling.

The watch will be carefully packaged and shipped by registered and insured delivery.

Fortis Gents Vintage Wristwatch – circa 1960

A stylish Fortis vintage wristwatch dating from around 1960, featuring a beautifully preserved original silver dial and classic mid-century design.

The watch is powered by a 17-jewel manual-winding mechanical movement. The movement runs well and keeps time. Service history is unknown.

The case measures approximately 33 mm in diameter, or 35 mm including the crown. The case is gold plated and remains in lovely condition, with no noticeable scratches. It has a stainless steel case back.

The original signed silver dial is in beautiful original condition, with elegant raised hour markers and original hands. Very stylish and minimalistic with the no-date

The crystal has some small superficial scratches, which could easily be polished out if desired.

The watch comes on its vintage used crocodile leather strap, which adds plenty of character and complements the classic appearance of the watch.

About Fortis: Founded in Switzerland in 1912, Fortis is a historic Swiss watch brand known for its technical innovation. The company produced the Harwood in 1926, widely recognised as the first serially produced automatic wristwatch, and later became particularly known for its aviation and space watches.

A charming vintage Fortis with an original dial and attractive 1960s styling.

The watch will be carefully packaged and shipped by registered and insured delivery.

Details

Brand
Fortis
Gender
Men
Model
dresswatch
Band material
Leather
Reference number
Ref. 7105
Band length
Regular (180–200 mm)
Shipped insured
Yes
Repainted dial
No
Period
1950-1959
Movement
Manual winding
Dial colour
Silver
Case material
Gold-plated
Original box included
No
Original papers included
No
Case diameter
33 mm
Original warranty included
No
Condition
Very good - minor signs of wear
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