ZentRa - Sem preço de reserva - Homem - 1959

Brand (ZentRa): ZentRa originated in 1927 in Berlin as a collaboration involving an established German watch brand. Rather than manufacturing their own movements, they utilized high-quality movements from the era—sourced from German (e.g., PUW) or Swiss (e.g., A. Schild) makers—to offer reliable watches to the rising middle class of the time. Bruchsicher: German for "unbreakable" or "shock-resistant"; this indicates that the watch's movement is equipped with a shock-protection system. Anker: Refers to the "lever escapement" system used in the movement, which ensures the watch operates with precision and accuracy. 17 Steine ​​(17 Jewels): Indicates the use of 17 synthetic jewels (or stones) to minimize friction and wear; 17 jewels was a standard and reliable specification for high-quality manual-wind movements of that era. Design Details – Dial Structure: Features a "Two-Tone" design—combining a black inner circle with a golden outer ring—or a similar "Tuxedo" style, both highly popular in the watch world. Indices and Case: Embossed Arabic numerals mark the 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 o'clock positions, while stylish gold-toned arrow-head (or wedge-shaped) indices mark the remaining positions. The case is gold-plated, consistent with the style of the period. Operation/Power: This watch features a mechanical movement; it does not run on a battery but is operated by manually winding the crown located on the side. It has a 33.5 mm case diameter. It fits wrists up to 22 cm. It will be carefully packaged for shipment.