AUTHENTIC TRADITION BY SEARS GENTS WRISTWATCH

VINTAGE COLLECTION - AUTHENTIC VINTAGE  SEARS' TRADITION GENTS WRISTWATCH

MADE IN/BUATAN: SWISS MADE

CIRCA/TAHUN: 1960's

MODEL: TRADITION

CRYSTAL/CERMIN: ACRYLIC

MOVEMENT/ENJIN: SWISS FELSA AUTOMATIC MOVEMENT CAL. 1568

DIAL COLOR: BLSILVER PATINATED

FUNCTION/FUNGSI: HOUR, MINUTES AND SWIPE CENTER HAND

HANDS/JARUM: SILVER TONR LUMINOUS 

MARKERS/TANDA WAKTU: NONE

CASING : CHROME PLATED ON BASE METAL

BEZEL: CHROME PLATED

LUGS: 18mm 

MEASUREMENT/UKURAN: 37mm DIAMETER EXCLUDING CROWN and 41mm LUG TO LUG

DITANDA/ENGARVED BACK CASING: -

CROWN: ORIGINAL  CROWN 

STRAP/TALI: GENUINE BLACK LEATHER BAND 

SIZE STRAP/SAIZ TALI: FULL LENGHT 8.5"

CONDITION: WORKING AND KEEPING TIME, EXCELLENT CONDITION

MY PRICE/HARGA :  USD100 (NEGOTIABLE)

One day in 1886, a Chicago jewelry company shipped some gold-filled watches to an unsuspecting jeweler in a Minnesota hamlet. Thus started a chain of events that led to the founding of Sears. Richard Sears was an agent of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway station in North Redwood, Minnesota. Sears job as station agent left him plenty of spare time, so he sold lumber and coal to local residents on the side to make extra money. Later, when he received a shipment of watches - unwanted by a neighboring Redwood Falls jeweler - he was ready. Sears purchased them himself, sold the watches at a nice profit to other station agents up and down the line, and then ordered more for resale.

Richard Sears was an agent of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway station in North Redwood, Minnesota. Sears job as station agent left him plenty of spare time, so he sold lumber and coal to local residents on the side to make extra money. Later, when he received a shipment of watches - unwanted by a neighboring Redwood Falls jeweler - he was ready. Sears purchased them himself, sold the watches at a nice profit to other station agents up and down the line, and then ordered more for resale.

In 1969, Sears announced plans to build a new headquarters building in downtown Chicago. The 110-story Sears Tower became the world's tallest building at 1,454 feet when it was opened in 1973. The staggering amount of materials needed to construct the building included 76,000 tons of steel, 2 million cubic feet of concrete, 16,000 tinted windows, 1,500 miles of electrical wiring and 80 miles of elevator cable.

In 1980, Sears, Roebuck and Co. announced the formation of a corporate office and plans for major restructuring. This resulted in renaming the retail business the Sears Merchandise Group and the insurance business Allstate Insurance Group in early 1981. When Sears acquired the Dean Witter Reynolds Organization, Inc. and Coldwell Banker & Company later that year, it formed the Dean Witter Financial Services Group and the Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group. The following year, Sears formed a world trading company. It became Sears World Trade, whose activities were reduced and transferred to the Sears Merchandise Group in 1986.

AUTHENTIC VINTAGE SEARS RETRO JUMP HOUR GENTS WRISTWATCH

VERY RARE COLLECTION - AUTHENTIC VINTAGE  SEARS JUMP HOUR RETRO GENTS WRISTWATCH

MADE IN/BUATAN: USA

CIRCA/TAHUN: 1970's

MODEL: JUMP HOUR

CRYSTAL/CERMIN: ACRYLIC

MOVEMENT/ENJIN: SEARS MANUAL WINDING MOVEMENT 

DIAL COLOR: BLACK

FUNCTION/FUNGSI: HOUR, MINUTES

HANDS/JARUM: NONE 

MARKERS/TANDA WAKTU: NONE

CASING : CHROME PLATED ON BASE METAL

BEZEL: CHROME PLATED

LUGS: 18mm 

MEASUREMENT/UKURAN: 37mm DIAMETER EXCLUDING CROWN and 41mm LUG TO LUG

DITANDA/ENGARVED BACK CASING: -

CROWN: ORIGINAL  CROWN 

STRAP/TALI: GENUINE BLACK LEATHER BAND 

SIZE STRAP/SAIZ TALI: FULL LENGHT 8.5"

CONDITION: WORKING AND KEEPING TIME, EXCELLENT CONDITION

MY PRICE/HARGA :  RM350 (NEGOTIABLE)

One day in 1886, a Chicago jewelry company shipped some gold-filled watches to an unsuspecting jeweler in a Minnesota hamlet. Thus started a chain of events that led to the founding of Sears. Richard Sears was an agent of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway station in North Redwood, Minnesota. Sears job as station agent left him plenty of spare time, so he sold lumber and coal to local residents on the side to make extra money. Later, when he received a shipment of watches - unwanted by a neighboring Redwood Falls jeweler - he was ready. Sears purchased them himself, sold the watches at a nice profit to other station agents up and down the line, and then ordered more for resale.

Richard Sears was an agent of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway station in North Redwood, Minnesota. Sears job as station agent left him plenty of spare time, so he sold lumber and coal to local residents on the side to make extra money. Later, when he received a shipment of watches - unwanted by a neighboring Redwood Falls jeweler - he was ready. Sears purchased them himself, sold the watches at a nice profit to other station agents up and down the line, and then ordered more for resale.

In 1969, Sears announced plans to build a new headquarters building in downtown Chicago. The 110-story Sears Tower became the world's tallest building at 1,454 feet when it was opened in 1973. The staggering amount of materials needed to construct the building included 76,000 tons of steel, 2 million cubic feet of concrete, 16,000 tinted windows, 1,500 miles of electrical wiring and 80 miles of elevator cable.

In 1980, Sears, Roebuck and Co. announced the formation of a corporate office and plans for major restructuring. This resulted in renaming the retail business the Sears Merchandise Group and the insurance business Allstate Insurance Group in early 1981. When Sears acquired the Dean Witter Reynolds Organization, Inc. and Coldwell Banker & Company later that year, it formed the Dean Witter Financial Services Group and the Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group. The following year, Sears formed a world trading company. It became Sears World Trade, whose activities were reduced and transferred to the Sears Merchandise Group in 1986.

The financial services strategy worked. The corporation --plus the Discover Card introduced in 1985--grew into the 1990s, with revenues reaching $59 billion in 1992. That year Sears announced it would again reshape the company to give it greater strength and marketing focus and to give its shareholders a better return on investment. As part of this restructuring, the Sears Merchandise Group, reorganized around its apparel, home and automotive businesses, closed many of its under-performing retail locations including some mall-based stores. Its unprofitable general catalog operations also were closed in 1993, leaving a smaller -- but successful -- direct-response business.

In early 1993, Sears also completed an initial public offering (IPO) of 20 percent of its Dean Witter organization, then called Dean Witter. In the second largest stock dividend distribution in U.S. history, Sears spunoff its remaining shares of Dean Witter to Sears shareholders. Later in the year, Sears established another financial milestone through the IPO of 20 percent of Allstate's stock. At the time, it was the largest IPO in U.S. history. The remaining Allstate shares were distributed to shareholder in 1995. As the result of these actions, shareholders of Sears then owned shares in three separate and non-affiliated companies: Sears, Roebuck and Co., Allstate and Dean Witter Discover & Co. (now Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co.). In addition, Sears sold the Coldwell Banker Residential Services, the Sears Mortgage Banking Group and the Homart Development Company. Total proceeds from these transactions, about $4 billion, were used to reduce overall corporate debt. With its diversified companies divested, Sears, Roebuck and Co. had returned to its retailing roots.

In 1997, Sears sold its majority interest in Sears, Roebuck de Mexico. A major expansion of Sears.com in 1999 heralded a new era of enhancing the customer experience through Web-based technology. With Sears.com, the company began serving as a single national "clicks and bricks" resource for researching, buying, delivering, installing, maintaining and repairing the top brands of home-related products - major appliances, home electronics, heating and cooling systems, lawn and garden equipment, jewelry and watches, recreation/games, power tools, repair parts and select apparel items.

Sears Today

At the close of its 2000 fiscal year, Sears operated 863 mall-based retail stores, most with co-located Sears Auto Centers, and an additional 1,200 retail locations including hardware, outlet, tire and battery stores as well as independently owned stores, primarily in smaller and rural markets.

The company's services operations include product installation and repair services; service contracts; selected installed home improvements; and direct response. Direct response includes direct response marketing, clubs and services memberships; and merchandise through specialty catalogs.

Sears, Roebuck and Co. also is the majority owner of Sears Canada Inc., one of Canada's largest retailers. Sears Canada operates 125 full-line stores, 176 specialty stores, and 1,550 independently owned catalog agents and hometown stores.

AUTHENTIC VINTAGE SEARS RETRO JUMP HOUR GENTS WRISTWATCH

VERY RARE COLLECTION - AUTHENTIC VINTAGE  SEARS JUMP HOUR RETRO GENTS WRISTWATCH

MADE IN/BUATAN: USA

CIRCA/TAHUN: 1970's

MODEL: JUMP HOUR

CRYSTAL/CERMIN: ACRYLIC

MOVEMENT/ENJIN: SEARS MANUAL WINDING MOVEMENT 

DIAL COLOR: BLACK

FUNCTION/FUNGSI: HOUR, MINUTES

HANDS/JARUM: NONE 

MARKERS/TANDA WAKTU: NONE

CASING : CHROME PLATED ON BASE METAL

BEZEL: CHROME PLATED

LUGS: 18mm 

MEASUREMENT/UKURAN: 37mm DIAMETER EXCLUDING CROWN and 41mm LUG TO LUG

DITANDA/ENGARVED BACK CASING: -

CROWN: ORIGINAL  CROWN 

STRAP/TALI: NEW BLACK/WHITE TEXTILE MILITARY BAND 

SIZE STRAP/SAIZ TALI: FULL LENGHT 8.5"

CONDITION: WORKING AND KEEPING TIME, EXCELLENT CONDITION

MY PRICE/HARGA :  RM350 (NEGOTIABLE)

One day in 1886, a Chicago jewelry company shipped some gold-filled watches to an unsuspecting jeweler in a Minnesota hamlet. Thus started a chain of events that led to the founding of Sears. Richard Sears was an agent of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway station in North Redwood, Minnesota. Sears job as station agent left him plenty of spare time, so he sold lumber and coal to local residents on the side to make extra money. Later, when he received a shipment of watches - unwanted by a neighboring Redwood Falls jeweler - he was ready. Sears purchased them himself, sold the watches at a nice profit to other station agents up and down the line, and then ordered more for resale.

Richard Sears was an agent of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway station in North Redwood, Minnesota. Sears job as station agent left him plenty of spare time, so he sold lumber and coal to local residents on the side to make extra money. Later, when he received a shipment of watches - unwanted by a neighboring Redwood Falls jeweler - he was ready. Sears purchased them himself, sold the watches at a nice profit to other station agents up and down the line, and then ordered more for resale.

In 1969, Sears announced plans to build a new headquarters building in downtown Chicago. The 110-story Sears Tower became the world's tallest building at 1,454 feet when it was opened in 1973. The staggering amount of materials needed to construct the building included 76,000 tons of steel, 2 million cubic feet of concrete, 16,000 tinted windows, 1,500 miles of electrical wiring and 80 miles of elevator cable.

In 1980, Sears, Roebuck and Co. announced the formation of a corporate office and plans for major restructuring. This resulted in renaming the retail business the Sears Merchandise Group and the insurance business Allstate Insurance Group in early 1981. When Sears acquired the Dean Witter Reynolds Organization, Inc. and Coldwell Banker & Company later that year, it formed the Dean Witter Financial Services Group and the Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group. The following year, Sears formed a world trading company. It became Sears World Trade, whose activities were reduced and transferred to the Sears Merchandise Group in 1986.

The financial services strategy worked. The corporation --plus the Discover Card introduced in 1985--grew into the 1990s, with revenues reaching $59 billion in 1992. That year Sears announced it would again reshape the company to give it greater strength and marketing focus and to give its shareholders a better return on investment. As part of this restructuring, the Sears Merchandise Group, reorganized around its apparel, home and automotive businesses, closed many of its under-performing retail locations including some mall-based stores. Its unprofitable general catalog operations also were closed in 1993, leaving a smaller -- but successful -- direct-response business.

In early 1993, Sears also completed an initial public offering (IPO) of 20 percent of its Dean Witter organization, then called Dean Witter. In the second largest stock dividend distribution in U.S. history, Sears spunoff its remaining shares of Dean Witter to Sears shareholders. Later in the year, Sears established another financial milestone through the IPO of 20 percent of Allstate's stock. At the time, it was the largest IPO in U.S. history. The remaining Allstate shares were distributed to shareholder in 1995. As the result of these actions, shareholders of Sears then owned shares in three separate and non-affiliated companies: Sears, Roebuck and Co., Allstate and Dean Witter Discover & Co. (now Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co.). In addition, Sears sold the Coldwell Banker Residential Services, the Sears Mortgage Banking Group and the Homart Development Company. Total proceeds from these transactions, about $4 billion, were used to reduce overall corporate debt. With its diversified companies divested, Sears, Roebuck and Co. had returned to its retailing roots.

In 1997, Sears sold its majority interest in Sears, Roebuck de Mexico. A major expansion of Sears.com in 1999 heralded a new era of enhancing the customer experience through Web-based technology. With Sears.com, the company began serving as a single national "clicks and bricks" resource for researching, buying, delivering, installing, maintaining and repairing the top brands of home-related products - major appliances, home electronics, heating and cooling systems, lawn and garden equipment, jewelry and watches, recreation/games, power tools, repair parts and select apparel items.

Sears Today

At the close of its 2000 fiscal year, Sears operated 863 mall-based retail stores, most with co-located Sears Auto Centers, and an additional 1,200 retail locations including hardware, outlet, tire and battery stores as well as independently owned stores, primarily in smaller and rural markets.

The company's services operations include product installation and repair services; service contracts; selected installed home improvements; and direct response. Direct response includes direct response marketing, clubs and services memberships; and merchandise through specialty catalogs.

Sears, Roebuck and Co. also is the majority owner of Sears Canada Inc., one of Canada's largest retailers. Sears Canada operates 125 full-line stores, 176 specialty stores, and 1,550 independently owned catalog agents and hometown stores.

AUTHENTIC VINTAGE SEARS RETRO JUMP HOUR GENTS WRISTWATCH

VERY RARE COLLECTION - AUTHENTIC VINTAGE  SEARS JUMP HOUR RETRO GENTS WRISTWATCH

MADE IN/BUATAN: USA

CIRCA/TAHUN: 1970's

MODEL: JUMP HOUR

CRYSTAL/CERMIN: ACRYLIC

MOVEMENT/ENJIN: SEARS MANUAL WINDING MOVEMENT 

DIAL COLOR: GOLD

FUNCTION/FUNGSI: HOUR, MINUTES

HANDS/JARUM: NONE 

MARKERS/TANDA WAKTU: NONE

CASING : GOLD PLATED ON BASE METAL

BEZEL: GOLD PLATED

LUGS: 18mm 

MEASUREMENT/UKURAN: 37mm DIAMETER EXCLUDING CROWN and 39mm LUG TO LUG

DITANDA/ENGARVED BACK CASING: -

CROWN: ORIGINAL  CROWN 

STRAP/TALI: GENUINE LIZARD PRINT BLACK LEATHER BAND 

SIZE STRAP/SAIZ TALI: FULL LENGHT 8.5"

CONDITION: WORKING AND KEEPING TIME, EXCELLENT CONDITION

MY PRICE/HARGA :  RM350 (NEGOTIABLE)

One day in 1886, a Chicago jewelry company shipped some gold-filled watches to an unsuspecting jeweler in a Minnesota hamlet. Thus started a chain of events that led to the founding of Sears. Richard Sears was an agent of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway station in North Redwood, Minnesota. Sears job as station agent left him plenty of spare time, so he sold lumber and coal to local residents on the side to make extra money. Later, when he received a shipment of watches - unwanted by a neighboring Redwood Falls jeweler - he was ready. Sears purchased them himself, sold the watches at a nice profit to other station agents up and down the line, and then ordered more for resale.

Richard Sears was an agent of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway station in North Redwood, Minnesota. Sears job as station agent left him plenty of spare time, so he sold lumber and coal to local residents on the side to make extra money. Later, when he received a shipment of watches - unwanted by a neighboring Redwood Falls jeweler - he was ready. Sears purchased them himself, sold the watches at a nice profit to other station agents up and down the line, and then ordered more for resale.

In 1969, Sears announced plans to build a new headquarters building in downtown Chicago. The 110-story Sears Tower became the world's tallest building at 1,454 feet when it was opened in 1973. The staggering amount of materials needed to construct the building included 76,000 tons of steel, 2 million cubic feet of concrete, 16,000 tinted windows, 1,500 miles of electrical wiring and 80 miles of elevator cable.

In 1980, Sears, Roebuck and Co. announced the formation of a corporate office and plans for major restructuring. This resulted in renaming the retail business the Sears Merchandise Group and the insurance business Allstate Insurance Group in early 1981. When Sears acquired the Dean Witter Reynolds Organization, Inc. and Coldwell Banker & Company later that year, it formed the Dean Witter Financial Services Group and the Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group. The following year, Sears formed a world trading company. It became Sears World Trade, whose activities were reduced and transferred to the Sears Merchandise Group in 1986.

The financial services strategy worked. The corporation --plus the Discover Card introduced in 1985--grew into the 1990s, with revenues reaching $59 billion in 1992. That year Sears announced it would again reshape the company to give it greater strength and marketing focus and to give its shareholders a better return on investment. As part of this restructuring, the Sears Merchandise Group, reorganized around its apparel, home and automotive businesses, closed many of its under-performing retail locations including some mall-based stores. Its unprofitable general catalog operations also were closed in 1993, leaving a smaller -- but successful -- direct-response business.

In early 1993, Sears also completed an initial public offering (IPO) of 20 percent of its Dean Witter organization, then called Dean Witter. In the second largest stock dividend distribution in U.S. history, Sears spunoff its remaining shares of Dean Witter to Sears shareholders. Later in the year, Sears established another financial milestone through the IPO of 20 percent of Allstate's stock. At the time, it was the largest IPO in U.S. history. The remaining Allstate shares were distributed to shareholder in 1995. As the result of these actions, shareholders of Sears then owned shares in three separate and non-affiliated companies: Sears, Roebuck and Co., Allstate and Dean Witter Discover & Co. (now Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co.). In addition, Sears sold the Coldwell Banker Residential Services, the Sears Mortgage Banking Group and the Homart Development Company. Total proceeds from these transactions, about $4 billion, were used to reduce overall corporate debt. With its diversified companies divested, Sears, Roebuck and Co. had returned to its retailing roots.

In 1997, Sears sold its majority interest in Sears, Roebuck de Mexico. A major expansion of Sears.com in 1999 heralded a new era of enhancing the customer experience through Web-based technology. With Sears.com, the company began serving as a single national "clicks and bricks" resource for researching, buying, delivering, installing, maintaining and repairing the top brands of home-related products - major appliances, home electronics, heating and cooling systems, lawn and garden equipment, jewelry and watches, recreation/games, power tools, repair parts and select apparel items.

Sears Today

At the close of its 2000 fiscal year, Sears operated 863 mall-based retail stores, most with co-located Sears Auto Centers, and an additional 1,200 retail locations including hardware, outlet, tire and battery stores as well as independently owned stores, primarily in smaller and rural markets.

The company's services operations include product installation and repair services; service contracts; selected installed home improvements; and direct response. Direct response includes direct response marketing, clubs and services memberships; and merchandise through specialty catalogs.

Sears, Roebuck and Co. also is the majority owner of Sears Canada Inc., one of Canada's largest retailers. Sears Canada operates 125 full-line stores, 176 specialty stores, and 1,550 independently owned catalog agents and hometown stores.

VERY RARE VINTAGE SEARS ROEBUCK MONDIA STELLARIS GENTS WRISTWATCH

BRAND/JENAMA: VINTAGE STELLARIS GENTS WRISTWATCH

MADE IN/BUATAN: USA BY SEARS & ROEBUCK (NORTH AMERICAN) WATCH INC.

CIRCA/TAHUN: 1960's

MODEL: S4

CRYSTAL/CERMIN: ACRYLIC

MOVEMENT/ENJIN: 17 JEWELS MANUAL WINDING MOVEMENT

DIAL COLOR: GOLD CHAMPAGNE/KEEMASAN

FUNCTION/FUNGSI: DATE AT 3:00

HANDS/JARUM: GOLD TONE/ KEEKMASAN

MARKERS/TANDA WAKTU: GOLD & BLACK TONE STICK/KEEMASAN RANTING EMAS & HITAM

CASING : GOLD TOP & STAINLESS STEEL BACK / KEEMASAN ATAS DAN BELAKANG KELULI

LUGS: 18mm

MEASUREMENT/UKURAN: 39mm DIAMETER INCLUDING CROWN and 41mm LUG TO LUG

DITANDA/ENGARVED BACK CASING: S4

CROWN: GP/ SADUR EMAS

STRAP/TALI: NEW GENUINE BLACK LEATHER/ KULIT ASLI WARNA HITAM BARU

SIZE STRAP/SAIZ TALI: 8.5"

WORKING CONDITION, KEEPING TIME, DISCONTINUED MODEL

PRICE/HARGA: USD130/RM480

BRIEF HISTORY OF MONDIA-ZENITH-MOVADO WATCHES

1875 • George Favre-Jacot succeeded in his goal: to produce reasonably priced, precise fob watches.His company employed one-third of the working population of Locle.

1896 • Manufacturer won Gold Medal at the Swiss National Exhibition.

1903 • First prize in the Neuchâtel Observatory competition for chronometers.

1911 • George Favre-Jacot retired and left the flourishing business to his descendants, under the name ZENITH.

1917 • Death of George Favre-Jacot.

1920 • First wristwatch models.

1954 • ZENITH won the Neuchâtel Observatory prize for wristwatch chronometers.

1960 • ZENITH took over MARTEL WATCH Co.

The UNIVERSELS caliber 749 and 285 became the ZENITH 146 family.

1969 • Birth of the EL PRIMERO movement, the first chronograph in the world equipped with a winding crown with central rotor.

ZENITH became a member of the MONDIA-ZENITH-MOVADO holding company.

1970 • The CRONOMETRO TIPO CP2 aviation chronographs with anti-magnetic case and 60-minute rotating lunette, manufactured for A. Cairelli in Rome.

1971 • The American ZENITH RADIO CORPORATION took a majority stake in the MONDIA-ZENITH-MOVADO group.

1978 • The group returned to the hands of Swiss investors, with DIXI, the financial and mechanical constructions group, as major shareholder.

1984 • MOVADO taken over by NORTH AMERICAN WATCH Co, and the name ZENITH appeared alone on the watch dials.

2000 • ZENITH taken over by L.V.M.H group.

NEW OLD STOCK SWISS SEARS MEN WRISTWATCH NO.2

VINTAGE SEARS MEN'S WRISTWATCH CIRCA 1970's

SHINNING TWO TONES BLUE DIAL WITH DATE WINDOW AT 3 O'CLOCK

CRYSTAL IS CLEAN WITH NO CRACK OR SCRATCHES

SWISS SEARS MANUAL WINDING MOVEMENT

WHITE METAL HANDS AND CENTRE SWIPE HAND

WHITE ARABIC MARKERS

STAINLESS STEEL SQUARE CASE MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 33mm EXCLUDING THE CROWN AND 36mm LUG TO LUG

UNSIGNED CROWN

NEW GENUINE BLACK LEATHER BAND FITS 8.5" WRIST

DISCONTINUED MODEL... NEW OLD STOCK!

EXCELLENT CONDITION, KEEPING TIME AND RECENTLY SERVICED

PRICE : RM280.00

NEW OLD STOCK SWISS SEARS MEN WRISTWATCH

VINTAGE SEARS MEN'S WRISTWATCH CIRCA 1970's

SHINNING TWO TONES BLUE DIAL WITH DATE WINDOW AT 3 O'CLOCK

CRYSTAL IS CLEAN WITH NO CRACK OR SCRATCHES

SWISS SEARS MANUAL WINDING MOVEMENT

WHITE METAL HANDS AND CENTRE SWIPE HAND

WHITE ARABIC MARKERS

STAINLESS STEEL SQUARE CASE MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 33mm EXCLUDING THE CROWN AND 36mm LUG TO LUG

UNSIGNED CROWN

NEW GENUINE BLUE LEATHER BAND FITS 8.5" WRIST

DISCONTINUED MODEL... NEW OLD STOCK!

EXCELLENT CONDITION, KEEPING TIME AND RECENTLY SERVICED

PRICE : RM280.00

NEW OLD STOCK SEARS MEN'S WRISTWATCH

VINTAGE SEARS MEN'S WRISTWATCH CIRCA 1970's

SHINNING SILVER DIAL WITH DAYDATE WINDOW AT 3 O'CLOCK

CRYSTAL IS CLEAN WITH NO CRACK OR SCRATCHES

THE 7 JEWEL SWISS MANUAL WINDING MOVEMENT

BLACK LUMINOUS HANDS AND CENTRE BLACK SWIPE HAND

LUMINOUS ARABIC MARKERS

STAINLESS STEEL SQUARE CASE MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 34mm EXCLUDING THE CROWN AND 41mm LUG TO LUG

UNSIGNED CROWN

NEW GENUINE BROWN LEATHER BAND FITS 8.5" WRIST

DISCONTINUED MODEL... NEW OLD STOCK!

EXCELLENT CONDITION, KEEPING TIME AND RECENTLY SERVICED

PRICE : RM280.00