Maker: Zenith

Model: Tank Curvex with Sector Dial

Case Diameter: 23mm

Lug Width: 16mm

Movement: Caliber 8 3/4 F

Complication: Hours, minutes, sub-seconds, all working.

Year: 1936

Condition: Tank-style watches. Either you love them or want to avoid them. While Zenith is known for many other great accomplishments in their history, they did produce some outstanding rectangular watches. This tank-style watch was produced by Zenith in 1936 and features a stainless steel case. The case shows signs of wear but is in overall good condition. The case has a curved case that hugs the wrist subtly. It also features fixed lugs. The watch features a sector white dial with printed hour markers. The lume on each numeral is still visible, and has faded nicely. The crystal of the watch does have a few scratches, particularly by the 11 o’clock hour marker. The watch has blue-steeled hands that stand out nicely. The stainless steel caseback has an engraved dedication to “Upomika na Rodici 1937”. This likely is Slovak for “In Memory, from the Parents 1937”.

The watch does not come with box and papers.

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