Gents 1933 Waltham Cushion Cased Wrist Watch

A gents 1933 Waltham cushion cased wrist watch.

The watch has a hand-winding movement, grade 361, which was made from 1912 up until 1934. The movement is ticking away nicely. It is signed with the Waltham name and the serial number 27,877,637 dates it back to 1933.

The watch itself measures 31mm wide excluding the winding crown and 31mm high excluding the lugs. The case is gold plated, originally guaranteed to wear 20 years, and it was made by the Dennison Watch Case Company… Aaron Dennison had a close working relationship with Waltham. The case has minor marking but overall is in good condition for a 1930s piece.

The lens is in good condition.

The signed dial has a textured finish with vertical raised stripes. The stylish applied numbers have Art Deco influence. Blued steel hands, a subsidiary seconds dial and outer minute markers. There is some darkening to the dial and a little marking but still easy to read the time.

A new leather strap has been fitted.

The watch will be sent in a new presentation box.

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