CYMA
ORIGINAL SWISS WRISTWATCH This auction is a unique example of the men’s antique timepiece under a leading upscale Swiss watch brand which was made by CYMA Watch Company. Giving a minimum of attention of a jewelry and decorative component, CYMA Company has found the formula of success in art of exact mechanics – functionality, accuracy, and reliability.
This gorgeous men’s timepiece features an original metal dial with little traces of aging. The watches with metal dials were issued for Army and remained the privilege of officers or for the people conducting an active way of life, for example motorists, race drivers. The original metal face features a 60 minute checkered outer track border with line of red 13-24 hour numbering, black Arabic numerals, original blue steel hands of Breguet-style and a slightly sunken sub-second’s dial. The dial is signed ‘CYMA’.
This model of timepiece features a three piece steel case. The lateral part of the case has corrugating as a coin edge. The winding crown is in very good shape and operates properly.
This watch is mechanical and completely original. The brand name of CYMA Watch Company is stamped on the movement. The signed original movement is in excellent condition. The mechanism was very well saved, considering age of this watch.
This watch was converted from pocket to wristwatch. The pocket watches were not practical in combat. Not to lose the watch out of a usual pocket, the military men have started to weld on the case the second ring or to do two wire lugs and to pass through them a band, for use as a wristwatch.Diameter watch: 47 mm
Thickness watch: 12 mmThe timepiece is in working condition, well hold time. Watch ‘Cyma’ is much known among collectors. Cyma on the wrist identifies its owner as someone who has already proved their point. History: In 1962 two brothers from the town of La Chaux-de-Fonds – Joseph and Theodore Schwob - officially entered the watchmaking ranks under the company name CYMA. The name was inspired by the French word cime, meaning ‘summit’ or ‘the highest point’, which, in turn, is derived from the Latin word cyma, meaning ‘a shoot’. The brothers were trailblazers right from the outset, focusing much of their work on avant-garde mechanical production techniques.
In 1891, Frederic Henri Sandoz, a businessman from Le Locle, created a new watchmaking company «Tavannes» producing both simple and complicated watches, particularly chronographs. A year later, he went into partnership with the Schwob brothers and they founded «Tavannes Watch Co». Only from that time CYMA was pushed into the market.
Soon Henri Sandoz and his partners opened markets around the world, notably in Canada, Russia, United States and the Far East. By the 1920's the Tavannes Watch Co. or Cyma Watch Co. was one of Switzerland's most productive and popular manufacturer's with offices in nearly every overseas market.SHIPPING TIME: Your item will be posted at once after the payment, and it is estimated to arrive in 2-4 weeks (15-30 days) in normal conditions. But as you know, sometimes it maybe 5-10 days delay for the reasons of the flights and custom issues. In any way, please do not hesitate to contact me.I hope you will enjoy the item and give me FIVE STARS. I sincerely hope my item and customer service can give you the BEST BUYING EXPERIENCE on eBay.If you have a problem or question regarding your transaction, please feel free to contact me. Any negative feedback and dispute will not solve the problem. Just hurt me. I am always willing to work any things out. The contacting with seller is always more efficient than negative/neutral feedback or dispute action.RETURN POLICY: It is very important! I always check the watch before sending once again. But my experience shows that vintage watches very badly endure road. If suddenly after the receiving the package you find any problems and you are not satisfied by your purchase, don't hasten to swear. Necessarily contact me and we will solve this problem and we will obligatory discuss and resolve any created situation. I always solve the arisen problems with buyers.
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