1940-50's Ref.6216-5 Cal.27-41H Manual winding

[TISOT] Tissot established in 1853. With numerous awards received at the Paris and Geneva Expositions, the company has established itself as a watchmaker. Developed the world's first anti-magnetic watch, "Navigator" with a world timer mechanism, "Sideral", the first to use plastic for the case, and the world's first sensor-type multi-function watch "T-Touch". It is a talented brand that manufactures many watches that are ahead of the times in the world and carves its name in the history of watches.

[Dial (Dial)] Changes over time such as burning and spots are recognized. There is no fading of characters and memory. A needle, an index, the night airglow changes with time.

[Case/back cover] Rubbings and scratches are recognized. The engraving on the back cover is clear. There are no large dents.

[Crystal] Rubbings and scratches are recognized. The daily visibility is sufficiently maintained when worn.

[Belt] Made outside the company. There is a feeling of use, but it can be installed immediately.

[How to operate] The knob in the center of the right side of the case is the crown. Manual winding can be done in the same position.

Since this is a hand-wound watch, please use the crown to wind up the mainspring every day. The mainspring may break if the mainspring is wound more strongly than it stops, so please wind it up as slowly and gently as possible.

Pull the crown and turn it to move the hands and adjust the time. No hack function.

Chrono is started with the pusher on the upper right and stopped and reset with the pusher on the lower right.

[Accessories] Main unit only.

The daily difference is within 60 seconds in the 24-hour actual measurement. (There may be some difference in posture when mounting). The lug width is 18mm. The case diameter is about 34.5mm (not including the crown), the length (from lug to lug) is about 42mm, and the thickness is about 12mm (including the crystal).