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WEEKLY AUTO ORIENT KING DIVER - Minute Circle Dial FROM JAPAN
Weekly Auto Orient King Diver
1960s | 25 Jewels | Automatic | Case Size: 43mm
Includes calfskin strap
This is an Orient King Diver from the 1960s. It is a popular model that has recently seen a limited-edition reissue. It is powered by a rare movement featuring an automatic winding mechanism often referred to as the "Japanese-made Pellaton system." The dial features the early "minute circle" design; while it retains a beautiful luster, there are some small white spots/stains. The inner bezel is in reasonably good condition and rotates smoothly. The case shows minor scratches but is otherwise in good condition. The crystal has been replaced with a new one. The watch has been overhauled.
As this is a vintage watch, please be careful to avoid shocks and magnetic fields. Although originally designed as a water-resistant watch, it no longer retains that capability due to its age; please take care to keep it away from sweat and water. Please note that a daily rate deviation of approximately 20 to 40 seconds is to be expected.
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