1960s IWC Cal.89 Staybrite 35mm Very rare Original Black gilt dial (Near mint condition)
Manufacturer | International |
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Model | Round Model |
Year of Manufacture | 1960s |
Reference no. | --- |
Product no. | B-10904 |
Price |
The text describes a highly rare and well-preserved early 1960s International watch featuring the iconic Cal.89 movement in a 35mm stainless steel case. This super rare piece is notable for its original black gilt dial, which is extremely uncommon for models equipped with the Cal.89. The original black dial has gilt "SWISS" markings and a silver-lettered logo, setting it apart from other Cal.89 models like the MK-11. The dial design is simple and elegant, featuring a pearl drop finish around the outer edge, applied bar indices, and baton hands. The Staybrite case, with its thick and substantial lugs, is in the Calatrava style, reflecting the aesthetics of the era. The watch is in near-mint condition, showcasing its exceptional preservation. It is equipped with the iconic center-seconds Cal.89 movement, a hallmark of International watches.
Item details
Serial no. | 1,542,*** |
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Caliber | 89 |
Movement no. | 1,506,*** |
Movement type | Manual winding |
Material | Staybrite |
Case size | 35mm |
Case type | Snap-back,Non Waterproof |
Dial | Original |
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Type of Indices | Applied & Luminous |
Belt | Non Original (between lugs:18mm) / GF Type-5 mirror |
Evaluation case | 93% |
Evaluation dial | 95% |
Evaluation mov | 95% |
Condition | 5 |
Rarity | 5 |
Other details
Case: Good condition with some minor scratches and ageing, but the original shape and volume are well preserved.
Dial: very clean with no noticeable scratches or stains. The black mirror luster and prints, as well as the radium luminescence of the period, remain clear and bright.
Movement: The movement is well wound, with an accuracy of around 20 seconds per day.
Dial: very clean with no noticeable scratches or stains. The black mirror luster and prints, as well as the radium luminescence of the period, remain clear and bright.
Movement: The movement is well wound, with an accuracy of around 20 seconds per day.