For Sale we offer A Unique VINTAGE Watch Men's WALTHAM DE LUXE 100 JEWELS ROLLMATIC-Automatic Self-Winding CYCLOTRON with RED DATE in Original Gold Filled Case-Bezel and Stainless Steel Screw-In case back and a very nice brand new elegant Black Leather Band. Extremely Rare (maybe a couple dozen left in the whole world, and the only one like this anywhere) in superb Condition Luxury-Dress Watch in Original WALTHAM Box. On dial -Waltham DE LUXE, 100 JEWELS, ROLLMATIC On back case- Waltham since 1850, automatic, waterproof, The Waltham EAGLE with both wings wide spread and holding the W between the claws Gold plated case/bezel with stainless steel screw in back, ivory dial with gold W emblem, gold batons hours markers, gold hour/minute/second hands and wonderful multiple mini white dots at the perimeter, with a beautiful brand new black leather band Case dimensions: 36 mm x 38 mm(with crown) x 42 (lug tip to lug tip) and 11 mm thick with 20 mm lugs. Comes in original Waltham Box Watch and band, I will put it at a 9 out of 10 as cosmetic condition- just faint marks due to age and use, the crystal looks excellent, everything is original, not touched or re-done or polished. Works and keeps time. 1960s Waltham 100 jewels, one of Waltham's notorious watches from the "jewel wars" period, this one being based on a 17 jewel AS (A. Schild) cal. 2063 movement, with the extra 83 jewels fitted to both sides of the periphery of the automatic rotor (you can see the jewels at the outer circumference). These extra jewels served no true useful function and were basically a marketing tool claiming to ease the rotor movement and keep it "scratch" free. THIS EXTREMELY RARE movement is marked WALTHAM GENEVE SWISS CYCLOTRON 100 JEWELS. The added 83 jewels are spaced around the perimeter in a decorative pattern, below the retainer ring. According to discussions on the NAWCC website, this is an extremely uncommon and very rare movement, produced to celebrate the 100 year anniversary or similar milestone of the Waltham Watch Company... this could be not only an interesting research project, but an important piece for a watch collector or the NAWCC museum...Everybody is looking for one, this is a chance to have one of the few left over from the great history and benchmarks of the great Waltham Watch Co., and I have not seen anything like this anywhere...