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ARSA Sector Dial Calatrava NOS – 1940s

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Brand: ARSA (Auguste Reymond S.A.)
Year: 1940s
Model: sector dial calatrava
Material: chromed case with stainless steel case back
Movement: manual wind
Case diameter without crown: 35mm
Bracelet/Strap: NOS leather strap
Service history: serviced 04/25
What you should know: rare NOS piece with an outstanding black sector dial and beautifully balanced proportions
ARSA Sector Dial Calatrava NOS – 1940s

This ARSA from the 1940s is a textbook example of vintage charm, featuring an eye-catching black sector dial that blends deco-inspired geometry with classic swiss elegance. In completely unworn New Old Stock (NOS) condition, this piece has survived the decades untouched, preserving the sharpness and originality collectors dream about. The dial is a standout – matte black with crisp printed numerals, a concentric sub-seconds register at 6 o’clock, and a railroad minute track that completes the balanced design. The big steel leaf hands add the perfect vintage touch. The 35mm chromed case, with a stainless steel case back, wears larger than most watches of the period and remains razor-sharp and untouched. It’s powered by a hand-wound Swiss movement, running strong and ready for daily wear or the next display case. A rare opportunity to own a perfectly preserved sector dial from a charming independent brand. This is a WRISTCLASSIC with stunning presence and a timeless style.

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