Rare and unusual vintage Adora Automatic Digital from the 1970s, a very interesting watch for collectors of vintage and unconventional mechanical watches. The watch has a distinctive "digital" display using rotating discs instead of traditional hands. It is powered by the German Hermann Becker (HB) 313 Ultramatic automatic movement, with 25 jewels. This is a rather unusual movement and a particularly interesting detail of this watch. The watch is in good overall condition for its age. It is running well and the automatic movement is working properly. The unusual display also works as it should. The case measures approximately 36 mm in diameter, excluding the crown. The black leather strap is in good condition and suits the watch very well. Please keep in mind that this is a genuine vintage watch, many decades old, and it naturally shows some signs of age and use. The watch has not been cosmetically restored or polished, so I have left it in its original condition rather than trying to make it look new. There are some scratches and other small signs of wear, as can be seen in the photos. It should be viewed as a vintage mechanical watch with its own history and character, and not compared with the appearance or performance of a new modern watch. It cannot be expected to look or function like a brand-new timepiece. This is a rare and uncommon vintage watch, especially interesting for collectors looking for unusual 1970s designs and mechanical "digital" watches. Please note that, as with any vintage watch of this age, I cannot guarantee water resistance.