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there were many many small brands that used generic movements in the 50's and 60's
i suspect that Superatic are one of those. i've been collecting for just under 20 years and i still see brands for sale that i've never heard of especially from the 60's. they all have unbranded swiss movements and usually resemble other brands.
this is a nice looking piece Jim and i would hazard a guess that it was pennies in comparison to other vintage pieces.
best
Graham
Superatic
Hi folks, does anyone in this vast forum have any information on a brand called Superatic? I have done endless web-searches and I have only found vague references and a few examples on South American auction sites. I bought a beautiful example in 18k rose...
I don't have any info. on the brand...
...but what does a Superatic watch look like? Do you have any photos or thoughts to share about your own experience with the watch? I've never come across the brand before. Cheers, Daos
Superatic photos
I finally got around to taking a few photos, please excuse the quality but it is just a point&shoot. When I removed the back for movement photos I noticed that this watch has 17 jewel written on the dial but the movement is clearly marked 21 jewel, well a...
there were many many small brands that used generic movements in the 50's and 60's
i suspect that Superatic are one of those. i've been collecting for just under 20 years and i still see brands for sale that i've never heard of especially from the 60's. they all have unbranded swiss movements and usually resemble other brands. this is a...
Regardless of which movement...
...that one needs a service. The regulator is off the scale.... Too handsome a watch not to have some TLC spent on it.
Interesting
Thanks for the photos, Jim. It looks like a very handsome watch with that great 60s flair. I can picture the ad exec characters from the TV show Mad Men wearing such a timepiece. Hopefully, some of the other members will have some information on the watch...
Thanks for the response
I started to do a little digging on this movement and I noticed that all the Peseux 320's are 17 jewel, I wonder if this movement was up-graded to 21 jewels or is this a frankenmovement? I have noticed that this particular movement was used by quite a few...
I have a Licurgo watch with a Peseux movement upgraded to 18 jewels.
It's another one of those very nicely made obscure brands. It does not, however, show a discrepancy between stated and actual jewel count.