Arvor Skin Diver - Ghost Bezel & Broad Arrow (Circa 1970)

A specimen rarely seen...

A sublime model from the Arvor manufacture, dating from the early 1970s, in a magnificent configuration.

The manufacture was officially founded on October 20, 1950, by Alexandre Ducoudray, who named the manufacture: Arvor.
The manufacture then distinguished itself in the production of waterproof and robust watches during the post-war period.

Arvor was also known for its accessibility and proximity to its buyers.

The model presented here is part of the brand's "Sous Marine" range, whose original insert is no longer present, giving it a raw and unique design that is rarely encountered.

Automatic movement: ETA 2472
Movement serviced, optimal drifts and amplitudes.

Case dimension: 39mm (excluding crown) / 43mm (with crown)

Stainless steel case.
Smooth bi-directional bezel.
Stainless steel screw-down case back.
Slightly curved lugs.

Pastel blue-purple dial, present patina, magnificent rendering. (Visible imperfections, see photos)
Luminescent Broad Arrow hands.
Applied steel indexes - dots
Date function, at 3 o'clock. (Red numeral tint for odd days, black for even days).

New Rochet strap, in genuine leather, white stitching.
Steel pin buckle.

Watch with exceptional charm.

Specimen sold alone.