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Hello,
I am selling a watch from the German brand Stowa:
Model identical to Lip Stop called "Parking" or "Parkmeter" produced at the same time :
Besides, Lip have also been marketed under the name "Minu-Stop", but in much smaller quantities:
The 60-minute disk at 12:00, which resets via the push button, allowed a mark on the parking time that remained before having to return parts in the parking meter.
Like the others, it is equipped with the Durowe 471-4 movement:
CHARACTERISTICS :
- Brand: Stowa
- Model: Minu-Stop
- Years: 1960’s
- Movement: Mechanical, with manual winding
- Caliber: Durowe 471-4 (17 jewels, 21,600 A / h, 40h RoW, shockproof)
- Case finish: Gold plated
- Bezel diameter: 34 mm
- Lugs to lugs: 40 mm
- Luge width: 18 mm
- Thickness: 10 mm
- Dial: Aluminum gray
- Disc: Black
- Index: Applied
- Glass: Curved Plexiglas
- Back: Screwed, in stainless steel
CONDITION:
- The watch is in good condition / well preserved for a watch over 50 years old (see photos).
- Note mainly dust / foreign body inside the plexiglass (less visible in real life than on the close-up photos), inevitable scratches on the plexiglass as well as stains on the seconds hand.
WORKING ORDER:
- The movement works well: Keeping time (always in the same minute at the end of the day ), power reserve (36 hours).
- The parking meter function works, however the reset doesn’t return to zero perfectly (shift of - 2.5 graduations / 2 min. and 30 s.).
OTHERS:
- The watch, apart from its strap, is entirely original.
- It is sold on an 18mm wide black leather strap.
PICTURES :
The disc offset when it is reset:
A very rare (with Stowa brand) and beautiful collector's item!
PRICE :
No negotiation, below I prefer to keep it.
Shipping cost :
- EU : 14 € with tracking number but without insurance / 18 € with tracking number and insurance
- Others : 29 € with tracking number but without insurance / 33 € with tracking number and insurance
No Paypal G&S!
No trades!
CONTACT:
Private message or mail: nicor77 @ gmail dot com (without the spaces)
Regards,
Nicolas
