Vintage Avia Daytyme Automatic — 25 Jewels — Day & Date — 34mm — Swiss Made

A fantastic vintage Swiss automatic dress watch from the iconic Avia — the Daytyme / Dayglyme model, dating from the 1960s/70s. A classic well-built timepiece with a useful quick-set day/date function.

📐 Specifications:

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- Case size: 34mm (excluding crown)
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- Movement: Automatic / Self-winding — 25 Jewels, Incabloc shock-protected, Swiss made
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- Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds + quick-set day & date window at 3 o'clock — both work correctly
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- Dial: Silver sunburst finish with applied gold baton markers — clean and original
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- Case: Gold-plated with nice vintage patina and age-related wear — consistent with use and age, no dents or heavy plating loss
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- Case back: Stainless steel, fully engraved and legible — shows surface scratches from past use
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- Crystal: Clear acrylic — no cracks, some light surface scratches consistent with age
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- Strap: Newer tan genuine leather strap — fitted and ready to wear
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- Reference: 15029 — marked on case back

⚙️ Condition & Honest Notes:
This is a genuine vintage watch in good honest pre-owned condition. It has been worn and shows the expected signs of age — light surface scratches to the case, patina to the gold plating, and surface wear to the case back.

✅ Fully running and keeping good time — automatic winds smoothly
✅ Day & date quick-set works perfectly — both change over correctly
✅ Original dial is clean with no damage
✅ Crown functions correctly — winds and sets smoothly
⚠️ Gold plating shows natural wear/patina especially on edges and high points
⚠️ Case back has visible surface scratches
⚠️ Acrylic crystal has minor light scratches — could be polished if desired
⚠️ No box or papers included

This is not a mint unworn example — it's a well-preserved vintage watch that has been cared for and is ready to wear or enjoy.

📮 Postage: Sent via Royal Mail Tracked — fully insured for full purchase value. Tracking number provided after dispatch.

Please study all photos carefully as they form part of the description. Happy to answer any questions — thanks for looking! 🙏