N. 102113056

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Sicura - Automatic "NobleTime" - Senza prezzo di riserva - Uomo - 1970-1979
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Sicura - Automatic "NobleTime" - Senza prezzo di riserva - Uomo - 1970-1979

Sicura Automatic Date (Stainless Steel Cushion Case, Swiss Made) – Vintage 1970s Classic with Original Sicura Box Model Overview This vintage Sicura automatic watch represents the robust and accessible Swiss watchmaking tradition of the 1970s. Sicura became well known during this era for producing reliable mechanical watches with distinctive styling and solid engineering, later becoming closely associated with the revival of the Breitling brand in the late 1970s under Ernest Schneider. The present model features a classic sunburst dial, applied baton indices and an automatic movement with 17 jewels. Its clean symmetrical dial layout combined with a date window at 3 o’clock reflects the elegant everyday sports-watch aesthetic typical of the decade. Adding to its appeal, the watch is presented with its original Sicura presentation box, which is increasingly difficult to find with surviving examples. Technical Specifications Brand: Sicura Model: Automatic Date Movement: Automatic mechanical, 17 jewels Country of Manufacture: Switzerland Production Era: Circa 1970s Serial / Case Number: Not specified Case Material: Stainless steel Dimensions: Approx. 37–38 mm diameter (excluding crown) Bezel: Smooth polished bezel integrated into cushion-style case Crystal: Acrylic crystal Water Resistance: Not tested Dial & Hands Dial Colour: Grey / dark sunburst Markers: Applied baton hour markers with luminous inserts Date: Yes – date window at 3 o’clock Branding: Sicura logo with “17 Jewels” and “Automatic” text Hands: Baton-style hands with luminous elements Caseback Material: Stainless steel Attachment: Screw-down caseback with decorative crest engraving Engravings: “Water Resistant – Swiss Made – Stainless Steel Back” Strap & Buckle Bracelet: Stainless steel vintage-style bracelet Buckle: Folding clasp Notable Historical / Brand Context Sicura holds an interesting place in Swiss watch history. During the quartz crisis of the 1970s, the brand was led by Ernest Schneider, who later acquired the rights to Breitling in 1979 and relaunched the historic brand. Many Sicura watches from this era therefore represent the transitional period of Swiss mechanical watchmaking. Their robust cases, reliable automatic movements and distinctive styling have gained increasing appreciation among vintage collectors. Collector Appeal & Value Potential Vintage Sicura watches are becoming more sought after as collectors rediscover the historical connection between Sicura and the later rebirth of Breitling. Models in good condition with original presentation boxes are especially attractive. The classic 1970s design, automatic Swiss movement and complete set presentation make this piece an appealing addition for collectors of vintage Swiss mechanical watches. Condition Report The watch is in good vintage condition with visible signs of normal wear consistent with age. The stainless steel case and bracelet show light scratches from use. Dial and indices remain well preserved with clear printing. The original Sicura box is included and shows minor storage wear. The movement has not been recently serviced and timekeeping accuracy has not been formally tested. Additional Information We stand behind every item that we sell. All photos are of the actual watch in stock and form part of the description. Delivery Packaging: Carefully packaged, including the original Sicura presentation box. Shipping: Registered and insured shipping from the EU with secure packaging.

N. 102113056

Venduto
Sicura - Automatic "NobleTime" - Senza prezzo di riserva - Uomo - 1970-1979

Sicura - Automatic "NobleTime" - Senza prezzo di riserva - Uomo - 1970-1979

Sicura Automatic Date (Stainless Steel Cushion Case, Swiss Made) – Vintage 1970s Classic with Original Sicura Box

Model Overview
This vintage Sicura automatic watch represents the robust and accessible Swiss watchmaking tradition of the 1970s. Sicura became well known during this era for producing reliable mechanical watches with distinctive styling and solid engineering, later becoming closely associated with the revival of the Breitling brand in the late 1970s under Ernest Schneider. The present model features a classic sunburst dial, applied baton indices and an automatic movement with 17 jewels. Its clean symmetrical dial layout combined with a date window at 3 o’clock reflects the elegant everyday sports-watch aesthetic typical of the decade. Adding to its appeal, the watch is presented with its original Sicura presentation box, which is increasingly difficult to find with surviving examples.

Technical Specifications
Brand: Sicura
Model: Automatic Date
Movement: Automatic mechanical, 17 jewels
Country of Manufacture: Switzerland
Production Era: Circa 1970s
Serial / Case Number: Not specified

Case
Material: Stainless steel
Dimensions: Approx. 37–38 mm diameter (excluding crown)
Bezel: Smooth polished bezel integrated into cushion-style case
Crystal: Acrylic crystal
Water Resistance: Not tested

Dial & Hands
Dial Colour: Grey / dark sunburst
Markers: Applied baton hour markers with luminous inserts
Date: Yes – date window at 3 o’clock
Branding: Sicura logo with “17 Jewels” and “Automatic” text
Hands: Baton-style hands with luminous elements

Caseback
Material: Stainless steel
Attachment: Screw-down caseback with decorative crest engraving
Engravings: “Water Resistant – Swiss Made – Stainless Steel Back”

Strap & Buckle
Bracelet: Stainless steel vintage-style bracelet
Buckle: Folding clasp

Notable Historical / Brand Context
Sicura holds an interesting place in Swiss watch history. During the quartz crisis of the 1970s, the brand was led by Ernest Schneider, who later acquired the rights to Breitling in 1979 and relaunched the historic brand. Many Sicura watches from this era therefore represent the transitional period of Swiss mechanical watchmaking. Their robust cases, reliable automatic movements and distinctive styling have gained increasing appreciation among vintage collectors.

Collector Appeal & Value Potential
Vintage Sicura watches are becoming more sought after as collectors rediscover the historical connection between Sicura and the later rebirth of Breitling. Models in good condition with original presentation boxes are especially attractive. The classic 1970s design, automatic Swiss movement and complete set presentation make this piece an appealing addition for collectors of vintage Swiss mechanical watches.

Condition Report
The watch is in good vintage condition with visible signs of normal wear consistent with age. The stainless steel case and bracelet show light scratches from use. Dial and indices remain well preserved with clear printing. The original Sicura box is included and shows minor storage wear. The movement has not been recently serviced and timekeeping accuracy has not been formally tested.

Additional Information
We stand behind every item that we sell.
All photos are of the actual watch in stock and form part of the description.

Delivery
Packaging: Carefully packaged, including the original Sicura presentation box.
Shipping: Registered and insured shipping from the EU with secure packaging.

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