Dial and Visual Appearance
The timepiece presents an open-face dial configuration with stylized Arabic hour numerals, a subsidiary seconds track positioned above the 6 o'clock position, and blued steel hands. It is marked 'WALTHAM' in block capital letters directly beneath the 12 o'clock marker. A winding crown and metal bow are situated at the 12 o'clock position.
The source describes the dial as a 'silvered paint on metal' surface. The dealer notes that inspection with an eye glass reveals 'small bubbles under the paint'. The front bezel is fitted with a bevelled mineral glass crystal.
Evidence for this section
- “Open-face dial featuring stylized Arabic numerals and blued steel hands”
- “Subsidiary seconds dial positioned above the 6 o'clock marker”
- “Signed 'WALTHAM' in block capital letters beneath the 12 o'clock numeral”
- “the silvered paint on metal dial has a full set of blue steel hands and is signed “Waltham””
- “under close inspection with an eye glass you can see small bubbles under the paint”
- “The watch has a bevelled mineral glass”