Here a recent purchase. Passed at auction and I was offered it for scrap value. So I could not resist, even if unseen until today. and it turns out to be in perfect condition and running very well, no faults at all. At a first glance, one thinks that it is a quartz watch because of the action of the dead beat central seconds, and not a sophisticated complication.
Here a recent purchase. Passed at auction and I was offered it for scrap value. So I could not resist, even if unseen until today. and it turns out to be in perfect condition and running very well, no faults at all. At a first glance, one thinks that it is a quartz watch because of the action of the dead beat central seconds, and not a sophisticated complication.
Here a recent purchase. Passed at auction and I was offered it for scrap value. So I could not resist, even if unseen until today. and it turns out to be in perfect condition and running very well, no faults at all. At a first glance, one thinks that it is a quartz watch because of the action of the dead beat central seconds, and not a sophisticated complication.
Here a recent purchase. Passed at auction and I was offered it for scrap value. So I could not resist, even if unseen until today. and it turns out to be in perfect condition and running very well, no faults at all. At a first glance, one thinks that it is a quartz watch because of the action of the dead beat central seconds, and not a sophisticated complication.
Here a recent purchase. Passed at auction and I was offered it for scrap value. So I could not resist, even if unseen until today. and it turns out to be in perfect condition and running very well, no faults at all. At a first glance, one thinks that it is a quartz watch because of the action of the dead beat central seconds, and not a sophisticated complication.
All that verbiage just tells you the Jeweler who ordered them for their shop
The manufacture will be on the movement
This particular auctioneers don't have a clue about a lot of the stuff they sell and often get the descriptions totally wrong.
I've seen the sheila who does the cataloging and pics in action, she has no idea about any thing that I've ever been interested in.
She may well be an expert in frilly porcelain or furniture but defiantly not watches!
At the risk of being flamed I would say that as the movement appears to say Swiss Made from the unfocussed text at the bottom of the dial your chances of buying any thing decent are even further reduced.
As others have said the only hope of knowing what it is will be to have an image of the movement and inside caseback.
To risk buying at auctions means you must have knowledge of the items offered. I have bought at auctions before, but I find auctions to be risky if you don’t look out.
… I hadn't heard of the brand before …
