Zenith Museum George Horwitt

A sublime model from the Zenith manufacture, based on the designs of designer George Horwitt, who created the first models dating back to 1947.
Recognizable design, the aim being to provide the cleanest possible dial, mostly blank, with a "sun" or "moon" type insert at 12 o'clock depending on the model.

Movado and Zenith merged in the 1970s. The designs were bought from Mr. Horwitt, giving free rein to modern and timeless designs, while not distorting the original lines of the latter.

Vintage model dating from the 70s-80s.
Reference: 59.0020.115

Zenith quartz movement, new battery.
Works perfectly

Case dimensions: 33mm (including crown) / 30.5mm (excluding crown)

Brushed stainless steel case.
Stainless steel clip-on case back.
Glasses with gold rivets.

Black silent dial
Steel baton needles
An insert is located at 12 o'clock, echoing the color of the hands.
Original crown, black onyx cabochon.

Semi-integrated folding clasp bracelet, steel with gold rivet. Beautiful straight links.
Clip-on flap closure system.

Watch in exceptional condition, both aesthetically and mechanically.

Sold individually.