Memostar - Alarm Watch - 没有保留价 - 男士 - 1970-1979





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Vintage Memostar Alarm – Swiss Made – A. Schild Cal. 1931 – 1970s
A very attractive and increasingly collectible vintage Swiss Memostar Alarm, dating from the early-to-mid 1970s. This distinctive timepiece perfectly captures the bold and futuristic design language of the 1970s, featuring a characteristic TV-screen/cushion-shaped case, a beautifully detailed deep blue dial and the highly desirable mechanical alarm complication.
The watch is powered by the renowned A. Schild (AS) calibre 1931, a Swiss hand-wound mechanical alarm movement. The AS 1931 is historically significant among vintage alarm movements and succeeded the famous AS 1475, introducing a date display and a higher beat frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour. The movement is fitted with 17 jewels and Incabloc shock protection, as indicated on the dial.
The dial is particularly attractive, finished in a rich deep blue with fine vertical pinstriping, complemented by contrasting applied hour markers and the characteristic orange alarm hand. The date aperture is positioned at 3 o'clock. The combination of the blue dial, orange alarm indicator and angular case gives this Memostar an unmistakable 1970s character.
The two original crowns control the two functions of the watch: the conventional timekeeping mechanism and the separate mechanical alarm mechanism. The alarm is indicated by the distinctive orange hand and produces the characteristic buzzing/vibrating sound associated with the AS 1931 alarm system.
The case has a particularly appealing retro-futuristic shape, with contrasting brushed and polished surfaces. The screw-down case back is marked with the period's water-resistance wording and stainless-steel information. As with any vintage watch, however, water resistance should not be assumed without modern pressure testing.
Specifications
Brand: Memostar
Model: Memostar Alarm
Period: Early–mid 1970s, approximately 1970–1974
Origin: Swiss
Movement: A. Schild (AS) Cal. 1931
Movement type: Mechanical, hand-wound
Jewels: 17
Shock protection: Incabloc
Beat rate: 21,600 A/h
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, date and mechanical alarm
Case: Vintage 1970s cushion/TV-screen style
Case diameter: approx. 36.2 mm excluding crowns
Lug width: approx. 18 mm
Dial: Original-style blue pinstripe dial
Alarm indicator: Orange
Bracelet: Stainless-steel bracelet
Crystal: Vintage-style clear crystal
Case back: Screw-down
Condition: Very good overall vintage condition
Condition
The watch presents very well for its age. The dial is especially attractive and retains its strong original vintage character. The case shows only minor signs of age and use, consistent with a watch from the 1970s. The photographs provide a detailed representation of the actual condition and should be considered part of the description.
This is an excellent example of the 1970s mechanical alarm-watch aesthetic, and the combination of the unusual case design, blue pinstripe dial, orange alarm hand and AS 1931 movement makes it an appealing piece for collectors of vintage Swiss watches and mechanical alarm watches.
A charming and distinctive 1970s Swiss timepiece with genuine horological character and a very attractive presence on the wrist.
Service history is unknown unless otherwise stated. As with all vintage mechanical watches should be kept away from water and moisture.
Fast delivery 2-3 working days with DHL Express.
Vintage Memostar Alarm – Swiss Made – A. Schild Cal. 1931 – 1970s
A very attractive and increasingly collectible vintage Swiss Memostar Alarm, dating from the early-to-mid 1970s. This distinctive timepiece perfectly captures the bold and futuristic design language of the 1970s, featuring a characteristic TV-screen/cushion-shaped case, a beautifully detailed deep blue dial and the highly desirable mechanical alarm complication.
The watch is powered by the renowned A. Schild (AS) calibre 1931, a Swiss hand-wound mechanical alarm movement. The AS 1931 is historically significant among vintage alarm movements and succeeded the famous AS 1475, introducing a date display and a higher beat frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour. The movement is fitted with 17 jewels and Incabloc shock protection, as indicated on the dial.
The dial is particularly attractive, finished in a rich deep blue with fine vertical pinstriping, complemented by contrasting applied hour markers and the characteristic orange alarm hand. The date aperture is positioned at 3 o'clock. The combination of the blue dial, orange alarm indicator and angular case gives this Memostar an unmistakable 1970s character.
The two original crowns control the two functions of the watch: the conventional timekeeping mechanism and the separate mechanical alarm mechanism. The alarm is indicated by the distinctive orange hand and produces the characteristic buzzing/vibrating sound associated with the AS 1931 alarm system.
The case has a particularly appealing retro-futuristic shape, with contrasting brushed and polished surfaces. The screw-down case back is marked with the period's water-resistance wording and stainless-steel information. As with any vintage watch, however, water resistance should not be assumed without modern pressure testing.
Specifications
Brand: Memostar
Model: Memostar Alarm
Period: Early–mid 1970s, approximately 1970–1974
Origin: Swiss
Movement: A. Schild (AS) Cal. 1931
Movement type: Mechanical, hand-wound
Jewels: 17
Shock protection: Incabloc
Beat rate: 21,600 A/h
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, date and mechanical alarm
Case: Vintage 1970s cushion/TV-screen style
Case diameter: approx. 36.2 mm excluding crowns
Lug width: approx. 18 mm
Dial: Original-style blue pinstripe dial
Alarm indicator: Orange
Bracelet: Stainless-steel bracelet
Crystal: Vintage-style clear crystal
Case back: Screw-down
Condition: Very good overall vintage condition
Condition
The watch presents very well for its age. The dial is especially attractive and retains its strong original vintage character. The case shows only minor signs of age and use, consistent with a watch from the 1970s. The photographs provide a detailed representation of the actual condition and should be considered part of the description.
This is an excellent example of the 1970s mechanical alarm-watch aesthetic, and the combination of the unusual case design, blue pinstripe dial, orange alarm hand and AS 1931 movement makes it an appealing piece for collectors of vintage Swiss watches and mechanical alarm watches.
A charming and distinctive 1970s Swiss timepiece with genuine horological character and a very attractive presence on the wrist.
Service history is unknown unless otherwise stated. As with all vintage mechanical watches should be kept away from water and moisture.
Fast delivery 2-3 working days with DHL Express.

