62 - GIROXA, Switzerland. Rotomatic. Wristwatch with a chrome-plated “cowhorn” case and a screw-down steel caseback. No. 318. Two-tone embossed dial with applied hour markers and Arabic numerals, signed. Luminescent Alpha hands and central seconds hand. Case diameter (excluding crown): 30 mm. Self-winding mechanical movement, 25 jewels, anti-magnetic and Incabloc (functional at the time of sale, no warranty). 1950s. Good condition, with slight signs of wear and oxidation (spots) on the hands and dial. Comes with a replacement leather strap.

GIROXA, Switzerland. Rotomatic. Wristwatch with a chrome-plated “cowhorn” case and a screw-down steel caseback. No. 318. Two-tone embossed dial with applied hour markers and Arabic numerals, signed. Luminescent Alpha hands and central seconds hand. Case diameter (excluding crown): 30 mm. Self-winding mechanical movement, 25 jewels, anti-magnetic and Incabloc (functional at the time of sale, no warranty). 1950s. Good condition, with slight signs of wear and oxidation (spots) on the hands and dial. Comes with a replacement leather strap. Giroxa was a Swiss watch brand owned by Girard & Ochsner (also affiliated with the Belvil Watch Company), primarily active from the 1940s to the 1970s. The term “Rotomatic” refers to their line of mechanical watches equipped with an automatic winding system featuring a rotor.