This is a late post as I have already given the watch away as a Christmas/New Year's gift to a friend who is also into collecting watches. This is a nice vintage piece that is in great condition and another example of a product of a small company that was among the casualties of the quartz 'revolution' of the 1970s.
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| Simple dial without any complications of a date or day feature |
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| The red second hand is the most prominent feature of this watch |
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| The case back showing the watch to be anti-magnetic, water resistant, and with incabloc shock resistance |
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| Hallmark showing this watch to be 20 microns gold-plated |
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| I have yet to open the watch and have it serviced but its running well with this movement that was posted by the seller. |
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| This is not a large watch and the 16mm lugs would likely be a turnoff. But instead of finding slim/narrow straps, I opt for 18mm natos like this one I use for other watches. |
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