147 - DIFOR, France. Automatic. Diver’s-style wristwatch with a tonneau-shaped stainless steel case and screw-down caseback. No. 33336. Black dial with luminescent hour markers—some triangular, others with Arabic numerals—and a date window at 3 o’clock; signed. Luminescent Dauphine hands and central seconds hand. Case width (excluding crown): 34 mm. Manual-winding mechanical movement (functioning at the time of sale, no warranty). 1970s. Scratches and wear, particularly on the Plexiglass (cracked, needs replacement). Missing parts on the hands. Dial moves slightly. Comes with an aftermarket Fixoflex-style strap.

DIFOR, France. Automatic. Diver’s-style wristwatch with a tonneau-shaped stainless steel case and screw-down caseback. No. 33336. Black dial with luminescent hour markers—some triangular, others with Arabic numerals—and a date window at 3 o’clock; signed. Luminescent Dauphine hands and central seconds hand. Case width (excluding crown): 34 mm. Manual-winding mechanical movement (functioning at the time of sale, no warranty). 1970s. Scratches and wear, particularly on the Plexiglass (cracked, needs replacement). Missing parts on the hands. Dial moves slightly. Comes with an aftermarket Fixoflex-style strap. Difor (short for “Diffusion Horlogère”) is a French brand founded in Besançon after World War II (often marked “Difor Suisse” or “Difor Genève” but originating from the French watchmaking industry), specializing in catalog mail-order sales.