This vintage Lucerne calendar wristwatch carries the elegant DNA of mid-century Swiss design, with a black dial, luminous markers, and a date complication at 3 o'clock. Currently non-functional and missing its rotating bezel, it is offered as a project piece — ideal for restoration, parts harvesting, or display in a vintage collection.
Highlights
Black dial with luminous markers and date window at 3 o'clock
Sub-seconds register at 6 o'clock
Generous 36.5 mm case (40 mm with crown), 19 mm lug width
Original acrylic crystal
Sold as project — non-functional and bezel missing
Mid-Century Calendar Project
The watch presents the classical mid-century calendar layout — central hour and minute hands, a sub-seconds register at 6 o'clock, and a date aperture at 3 o'clock — but is currently non-functional and would require service before regular use. The rotating bezel is missing from the case, though the watch retains an elegant overall presence and is well-suited to a restoration project or as a parts donor.
Specifications
BRAND
Lucerne
MODEL
Calendar
TYPE
Wristwatch
GENDER
Men
STYLE
Classic
CASE MATERIAL
Base metal bezel (missing) with stainless steel caseback
DIMENSIONS
36.5 mm (excluding crown) / 40 mm with crown
LUG WIDTH
19 mm
DIAL
Black with luminous markers, date window at 3, sub-seconds at 6
HANDS
Silver-tone with luminous inlays
CRYSTAL
Acrylic, minor surface marks
BEZEL
Missing
WATER RESISTANCE
Not water resistant
WORKING CONDITION
Not running — sold for parts or restoration
ITEM CONDITION
Pre-owned – Fair (project piece)
BOX & PAPERS
Not included
PRODUCTION PERIOD
Mid-20th century
Condition & Important Remarks
Watch is non-functional and requires repair or restoration.
Bezel is missing from the case.
Case shows minor scratches consistent with age.
Date function intact but operability unconfirmed (movement non-running).
Sold as-is, recommended for collectors or as a parts donor.
Important Notice
*This vintage watch is sold strictly AS-IS for parts or restoration. It is non-running with the bezel missing. No guarantees are made regarding functionality or restorability.*
