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·Wrong crown and the case isn't as sharp as you'd like. See mine for reference.
Amazing dial tho.
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Wrong crown and the case isn't as sharp as you'd like. See mine for reference.
Amazing dial tho.
You had? This is not selling material! This is 'buy and cherish' material 😉
Lovely hand set, great condition! I had a similar example, but it was lumed and far worse in condition.
Superrrrr cool, but a very heavy price! That bracelet is done…
I agree Eterna is a great brand and totally undervalued today. They seem to have disappeared from the AD’s, while some years ago they were still showing at Baselworld, and they had some attractive pieces, reasonably priced. Change in ownership and too many changes in management literally run them into the ground (just my opinion) .
here is my vintage Kontiki 130T with GF bracelet. Certainly far from perfect condition, but the built quality is obvious.
best,
Stefan
I think the patina is charming and I prefer the 34mm cases over the larger ones. Thanks for sharing.
My last Eterna-Matic, my 1968 Kontiki 20 on my brand new Forstner BOR.
As if Certina wasn't enough, lately I've been really intrigued by Eterna, and apart from two slightly unexciting Centenaire «61» I own I've started looking at those nice 1000s, 3000s and of course the Kontiki (130T, if someone has one to sell 😀.
Now an auction for a lovely if quite beat-up older Eterna-Matic has popped up, but I'm wondering about the dial – it somehow looks more like an Oris to me, with the «Eterna Matic» in 3D letters, and the lume dots surrounded by an outline.
Is this an «official» Eterna look?
(Pic is from the auction – if that's against forum rules, just tell me and I'll delete right away.)
really like this lume design along the elongated markers
Is this an «official» Eterna look?