Certina - Vainqueur Cal. 400 - 沒有保留價 - 40170-2 - 男士 - 1952





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Certina Vainqueur Ref. 40170-2 – Cal. 400 – circa 1952
Classic Swiss vintage wristwatch by Certina, model Vainqueur, reference 40170-2, dating from approximately 1952.
The watch features a beautifully aged cream-silver dial with pronounced natural patina, applied gold-tone Arabic numerals and hour markers, and elegant gold-tone hands. A small seconds sub-dial is positioned at 6 o'clock, giving the watch a characteristic mid-century appearance.
Inside is the Certina Caliber 400, a Swiss mechanical movement with manual winding and 15 jewels. The movement is marked “CERTINA 400 / 15 JEWELS” and features a traditional small-seconds layout. The Cal. 400 is a classic hand-wound movement characteristic of Certina watches from the early 1950s.
The case is signed on the inside with Ref. 40170-2 and serial number 2166890. The reference and serial number are consistent with an early 1950s production date, approximately 1952.
Case diameter: 33 mm excluding the crown.
The watch has a classic round vintage case with a domed acrylic crystal. The case shows visible signs of age and wear consistent with its vintage character. The original-style crown is present.
The watch is fitted with a black leather strap.
Specifications:
Brand: Certina
Model: Vainqueur
Reference: 40170-2
Serial number: 2166890
Approx. year: 1952
Movement: Certina Cal. 400
Jewels: 15
Winding: Manual
Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds
Dial: Cream/silver tone with natural patina
Hour markers: Applied gold-tone Arabic numerals and indices
Crystal: Acrylic
Case diameter: 33 mm excluding crown
Strap: Leather
Swiss Made
Please note: The photographs form an integral part of the description and show the actual condition and details of the watch. Please carefully examine all photographs before bidding.
Shipping: The watch will be shipped quickly and securely by DHL courier, with insurance included.
A charming and authentic example of early 1950s Swiss watchmaking, particularly appealing to collectors of vintage Certina and classic manually wound watches.
Certina Vainqueur Ref. 40170-2 – Cal. 400 – circa 1952
Classic Swiss vintage wristwatch by Certina, model Vainqueur, reference 40170-2, dating from approximately 1952.
The watch features a beautifully aged cream-silver dial with pronounced natural patina, applied gold-tone Arabic numerals and hour markers, and elegant gold-tone hands. A small seconds sub-dial is positioned at 6 o'clock, giving the watch a characteristic mid-century appearance.
Inside is the Certina Caliber 400, a Swiss mechanical movement with manual winding and 15 jewels. The movement is marked “CERTINA 400 / 15 JEWELS” and features a traditional small-seconds layout. The Cal. 400 is a classic hand-wound movement characteristic of Certina watches from the early 1950s.
The case is signed on the inside with Ref. 40170-2 and serial number 2166890. The reference and serial number are consistent with an early 1950s production date, approximately 1952.
Case diameter: 33 mm excluding the crown.
The watch has a classic round vintage case with a domed acrylic crystal. The case shows visible signs of age and wear consistent with its vintage character. The original-style crown is present.
The watch is fitted with a black leather strap.
Specifications:
Brand: Certina
Model: Vainqueur
Reference: 40170-2
Serial number: 2166890
Approx. year: 1952
Movement: Certina Cal. 400
Jewels: 15
Winding: Manual
Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds
Dial: Cream/silver tone with natural patina
Hour markers: Applied gold-tone Arabic numerals and indices
Crystal: Acrylic
Case diameter: 33 mm excluding crown
Strap: Leather
Swiss Made
Please note: The photographs form an integral part of the description and show the actual condition and details of the watch. Please carefully examine all photographs before bidding.
Shipping: The watch will be shipped quickly and securely by DHL courier, with insurance included.
A charming and authentic example of early 1950s Swiss watchmaking, particularly appealing to collectors of vintage Certina and classic manually wound watches.

