!PARTS! ZODIAC VINTAGE SILVER POINT SILVER DOT 213.67.57 DIVER QUARTZ ETA SWISS

Description: ZODIAC VINTAGE SILVER POINT SILVER DOT 213.67.57 PROFESSIONAL DIVER 200M QUARTZ ETA SWISS ●!!!Please note that this watch is currently NOT running, even after replacing the battery. It seems there is an issue within the movement. The crown and bezel work flawlessly. Please consider this as a parts watch or a non-functional collector's item!!!*Movement is ETA 955 412. Please check photos. Item description Disclaimer: I am just an enthusiast and admirer of the brand. I do NOT represent the brand or its products in any way. Introducing the Zodiac Silver Point 213.67.57 : The Professional's Companion for Underwater Adventures Timeless Design, Unmatched Precision Assembled with meticulous attention to detail and imbued with the spirit of adventure, the Zodiac Silver Point 213.67.57 is more than just a timepiece—it's a symbol of resilience, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.A testament to the rich heritage and pioneering spirit of the Zodiac brand, this watch is powered by an accurate and reliable Swiss ETA quartz movement, ensuring exceptional timekeeping in any condition. With its robust 200m water resistance, the Zodiac Silver Point 213.67.57 is the perfect companion for both everyday wear and daring underwater explorations, making it an ideal choice for divers and water sports enthusiasts alike. A Legacy of Innovation and Resilience Zodiac’s journey through 1.5 centuries has been marked by periods of triumph and reinvention. Founded by Ariste Calame in Le Locle, Switzerland, in 1882, the company initially produced pocket watches branded under his name. In 1908, Louis Ariste Calame registered the "Zodiac" trademark, leading to the creation of innovative flat pocket watches. By the 1930s, the focus shifted to wristwatches, introducing shock-resistant and automatic advancements. The 1950s and 1960s were transformative decades for Zodiac, characterized by innovative designs and iconic models. During this era, Zodiac introduced the Zodiac Autographic, a groundbreaking self-winding sports watch with a power reserve indicator. Its reliability paved the way for the legendary Zodiac Sea Wolf (1953), Zodiac Super Sea Wolf, and Zodiac Aerospace GMT/Jet. These models became trusted companions for professional divers and military pilots alike, especially during the Vietnam War. The brand also launched the iconic Zodiac Astrographic and Olympos, solidifying its position as a pioneer of original design. Despite setbacks during the Quartz Crisis, Zodiac underwent multiple revivals under various ownerships. In the 1990s, under the leadership of former T*G Heu*r CEO Willy Gad Monnier, Zodiac introduced the iconic Point series. The revival proved successful, and they’ve been introducing a perfect blend of original design and functionality while bringing innovations, making them one of the most interesting brands, in my opinion. The Distinctive Silver Point Collection The Zodiac Silver Point line, part of Zodiac’s tiered “Point” series, is known for its iconic designs and superior craftsmanship. Positioned as "Professional Divers Watches”, the Zodiac Silver Points line stand out with their unique aesthetic and reliability.Unlike the quirkier designs of the other lines, the Zodiac Silver Point watches offer a blend of refined originality and functionality that appeals to divers and collectors alike. Exploring the Colors and Their Stories The Point series is characterized by its color-coded tiers—Red, Silver, Gold, and the less common Blue. Each color represents a different level of technical prowess and design philosophy: - Red Point: Known as “Professional Sports Watches,” these timepieces were crafted to be reliable, rugged, and refined. Their designs often feature diver-style aesthetics reminiscent of vintage T*G Heu*r models. They were available in a variety of colors, including black, blue, white, and fully lumed dials, catering to both functionality and style. - Silver Point: Known as “Professional Divers Watches”, they were celebrated for their adventurous design and professional diver capabilities. They moved away from the T*G-influenced aesthetics to carve out a distinct identity, making them a favorite among those seeking a blend of tradition and innovation. - Gold Point: Dubbed “Elegant Sports Watches,” these models exude a 90s elegance, often appearing more luxurious and slightly ostentatious by today’s standards. - Blue Point: Associated with the Sea Wolf line, these “Ultra-Resistant Professional Diver’s Watches” are the rarest among the Point series. They share a similar quirky charm with the Gold Point series while being, in my opinion, more refined and practical. Various models were produced, including automatic, quartz, basic three-handers, and chronographs. Like the other Point series, they were designed to be rugged and reliable, making them the most interesting in the series. Embrace the Zodiac Heritage Owning a Zodiac Silver Point 213.67.57 means more than just having a reliable timepiece. It’s about embracing a rich heritage of watchmaking excellence and innovation. Whether you’re navigating the depths of the ocean or the challenges of everyday life, this watch offers a perfect blend of style, durability, and precision. Explore the legacy of Zodiac with the Zodiac Silver Point 213.67.57 and make a statement that transcends time. Specifications ●Model: Silver Point 213.67.57●Movement : Quartz●Water resistant: 200m(This is original value rated by the manufacturer. I cannot guarantee you if it still retains the original value as it is a vintage watch and I haven’t had it professionally water tested recently.) ●Dial color: ●Case size : Approx. 34mm(2-8 o’clock)/ 36mm(3-9 o’clock) / 39mm including crown●Lug width : Approx. 18mm●Lug to lug: Approx. 43mm●Accuracy : Approx. +-30s/ Month Condition ●Pre-owned. ●!!!Please note that this watch is currently NOT running, even after replacing the battery. It seems there is an issue within the movement. The crown and bezel work flawlessly. Please consider this as a parts watch or a non-functional collector's item!!!*Movement is ETA 955 412. Please check photos.●There are scratches. I took photos under powerful direct light and from certain angles to make sure all the scratches are noticeable as possible. Please check photos for details.●Crystal: There are minor scratches.●Dial: Some parts of lume on indices seem to be damaged.●Case: There are scratches. It has been lightly repolished.●Bezel: There are scratches. It rotates flawlessly with 60 clicks, unidirectionally. There is some back play, although it is practically functional.●Crown: The thread is intact(Check photo). It screws and locks smoothly and flawlessly. Setting of the calendar and time works smoothly and flawlessly. Please remember NOT to set the calendar when the time of the watch is approximately at 21:00-3:00 to avoid damaging the movement.●Lug: ●Included accessories: None Hello, thank you for your interest! ●I’m a big fan of vintage Japanese and Swiss diver watches. I sell items from my own/ my family's watch collection, with beautiful photos and meticulous care.●Please be careful of scammers and other sellers who steal my photos and item descriptions.●Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions, requests, or concerns. Shipping & Handling, Payments ●Standard Shipping○This method is provided as an affordable alternative to FedEx international priority. It usually takes less than a week, but please note that it might take a few weeks for customs clearance.○It will be shipped via Japan Post EMS.○It will take 1-3 weeks. ●FedEx international priority (Fastest expedited shipping)○It will take 1-7 days. ●Every item will be shipped in a very secure package with full insurance coverage to ensure safety.●Please note that delivery might be delayed due to customs clearance and other contingencies.●If you have specific instructions regarding shipping, please contact me BEFORE finalizing your order. ●I usually ship items within 1-5 business days after receiving payment.●Please note that I may cancel the transaction before shipping, depending on the shipping address.●For those in Germany: Please be aware that I cannot ship to Germany as I have not applied for VerpackG. Kindly use addresses in other countries or utilize proxy services to purchase my items.●Please do not ask me to declare the item as a gift or to lower its value, as doing so would be against Japanese and international laws.●Import duties and taxes are not included in the listed price. These charges are the buyer's responsibility, in accordance with eBay's policy. They are determined by the customs authorities in your country and are not controlled by eBay. Please check your local customs regulations to be aware of any potential additional costs. CAUTION ●Please ensure that you review all photos, videos, and the item description thoroughly before making a purchase to avoid any potential issues. If you have any questions, requests, or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Price: 200 USD

Location: Tokyo

End Time: 2025-01-15T12:51:15.000Z

Shipping Cost: 15 USD