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Vintage Milus double retrograde jump watch rare interesting and unusual 1970’s
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Description Condition: Pre-owned: An item that has been used or worn previously. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Gender: Men's Lug Width: 22mm Brand: Milus Case Size: 36.5mm Movement: Mechanical (Hand-winding) Age Group: Adult Water Resistance Rating: Not Water Resistant Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland Watch Shape: Rectangle Number of Jewels: 17 Jewels Display: Analog Year of Manufacture: 1970-1979
This is a very rare and unusual Milus double retrograde mechanical watch from the 1970’s. Case measures 36,5mm without crown, 40mm lug tip to lug tip and height is 11mm. 17 rubis Swiss hand winding mechanical movement. Watch is fully functional and works fine. There is hardly any information about this watch. The idea is identical to the Wittnauer Futurama and Lip Linear as they all utilize the same retrograde module fitted to a mechanical movement. In the Mius the movement is a high-grade manual 7046 calibre by Peseux that was fitted to many top-shelf watches of that era including Girard Perregaux and even more notable brands. The movement can easily be replaced from any other watch but note that the date disc is printed at a slight angle, however a generic date disc will also look presentable. The Milus is different than other design as the dial markers are printed in a different layout. Hour 12 and 0 minutes are placed in the center thus the hands do not jump at midnight but at 6:30 what I find a bit akward. When assembling the watch you will be in for a surprise if you forget about this difference and set the date to change together with the jump of the retrograde "cranes". Matching the date change with the hands is difficult on the Wittnauer and Lip but the Milus is even more tricky and might require a few attempts. Watch is the same as the Difor discussed were: www.crazywatches.pl/difor-secteur-retrograde-jump-hour-1972 Guarantee on originality and on satisfaction. Check out some of my other cool vintage watches too! Don’t be shy to make an offer on fixed price listings. All watches are shipped tracked and insured hence the often high cost of shipping. Remember, expensive shipping means peace of mind for both you and me!
Description
| Condition: | Pre-owned: An item that has been used or worn previously. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Gender: | Men's |
| Lug Width: | 22mm | Brand: | Milus |
| Case Size: | 36.5mm | Movement: | Mechanical (Hand-winding) |
| Age Group: | Adult | Water Resistance Rating: | Not Water Resistant |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: | Switzerland | Watch Shape: | Rectangle |
| Number of Jewels: | 17 Jewels | Display: | Analog |
| Year of Manufacture: | 1970-1979 |
This is a very rare and unusual Milus double retrograde mechanical watch from the 1970’s. Case measures 36,5mm without crown, 40mm lug tip to lug tip and height is 11mm. 17 rubis Swiss hand winding mechanical movement. Watch is fully functional and works fine. There is hardly any information about this watch. The idea is identical to the Wittnauer Futurama and Lip Linear as they all utilize the same retrograde module fitted to a mechanical movement. In the Mius the movement is a high-grade manual 7046 calibre by Peseux that was fitted to many top-shelf watches of that era including Girard Perregaux and even more notable brands. The movement can easily be replaced from any other watch but note that the date disc is printed at a slight angle, however a generic date disc will also look presentable. The Milus is different than other design as the dial markers are printed in a different layout. Hour 12 and 0 minutes are placed in the center thus the hands do not jump at midnight but at 6:30 what I find a bit akward. When assembling the watch you will be in for a surprise if you forget about this difference and set the date to change together with the jump of the retrograde "cranes". Matching the date change with the hands is difficult on the Wittnauer and Lip but the Milus is even more tricky and might require a few attempts. Watch is the same as the Difor discussed were: www.crazywatches.pl/difor-secteur-retrograde-jump-hour-1972 Guarantee on originality and on satisfaction. Check out some of my other cool vintage watches too! Don’t be shy to make an offer on fixed price listings. All watches are shipped tracked and insured hence the often high cost of shipping. Remember, expensive shipping means peace of mind for both you and me!