Tony C.
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Very nice!
I like vintage Cymas quite a bit, and happen to believe that they are generally undervalued in the market. Yours is a fine example of, as you stated, a rather unusual model.
I recently sold this Navystar DeLuxe, which was Cyma's answer to the Conquest and Constellations of the time.
My current favorite is this rare Chronometre
Cyma Navystar Autorotor w/ in-house cal.480 movement
This is the latest addition to my collection, from the Cyma Navystar series, with their last generation of in-house mechanical movements from the 1950s. This watch is rare in that in comes in black and is all original. It was from someone who had a bunch ...
Very nice!
I like vintage Cymas quite a bit, and happen to believe that they are generally undervalued in the market. Yours is a fine example of, as you stated, a rather unusual model. I recently sold this Navystar DeLuxe, which was Cyma's answer to the Conquest and...
i love that chronometer Tony, can we see the movement please
its very interesting to know they used in- house calibres. i had a Cyma WW2 military issue which i presume must have had an in house handwind inside it. does anyone know a way of dating them accurately so i can see if i can obtain one from 1964. it wont b...
Great pictures, Tony!
I think both are very handsome watches. The first Cyma does indeed bring to mind certain Longines Conquest models! You always have such nice treasures to share with us! Thanks for that! Cheers, Daos