1960's BWC Swiss Silver Sunburst

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  • Product Description
      • 1960's-70's BWC Swiss Made Watch
      • Time and date function
      • 17 Jeweled manual wind movement
      • Stainless steel case and screw down caseback
      • Small seconds counter at 6 O'Clock 
      • Original tritium dial and hands
      • 34.5mm width excluding the crown
      • 10mm thickness with dome acrylic crystal
      • 41mm lug to lug
      • Movement warranty 3 months
      • No box or papers

       

      About the Watch: 

      This 1960's-70's BWC, Buttes Watch Company, dress watch has a wonderful silver sunburst dial with original hands and perfect lume plots. The applied Deco style numerals and batons are highly legible and clean. The manual wind movement runs strong and keeps good time. The case is razor sharp and unpolished. We fitted this piece with a steel gray Museum calf strap which complements the dial nicely. The size is excellent and wears great on the wrist. A beautiful watch all around from a great Swiss brand founded in 1924. 

       

      About the Brand:

      BWC or Buttes Watch Company was founded in 1924 and continues to operate under the same name, though now located in Germany. BWC was one of the first brands to adapt in the 1960's to the changing landscape in watchmaking and in 1975 was the first to launch the first fully developed quartz analog watch. BWC is experiencing a bit of a renaissance as the market clamors for the hidden gems in the vintage mechanical watch world and has seen their value increase steadily over the last few years. 

       

      About Vintage Watches:

      Please note that nearly all vintage watches are not water resistant, despite any markings on the case or dial, and care should be taken when wearing. All vintage watches will show signs of wear and patina, our favorite part, and scratches on the case, crystal, and case back are all part of the charm! All of our vintage watches have been cleaned, running, and left in unpolished condition when possible. Vintage watches should run as intended, however, some slight variations in timekeeping are to be expected. Plus or minus 10-30 seconds a day is common. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have, we love talking watches. 

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