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Wristwatch · Chronograph
ARSA Vintage Chronograph Wristwatch
This vintage ARSA chronograph wristwatch dates to circa 1940 according to the listing and features a manual-wind movement, attributed by the seller to a Valjoux 22 caliber. The listing records a case diameter of 35 mm. Visible features include a gold-toned case with rectangular pushers, a fluted winding crown, and a two-register dial. The dial displays Arabic numerals, an outer tachymeter scale, a running seconds register at 9 o'clock, and a 45-minute register at 3 o'clock. The seller notes that a new replacement strap has been fitted.
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www.ricardo.ch · 1289356126

Wristwatch · Hand-wound wristwatch
1940s Arsa Wrist Watch
According to the seller, this vintage Arsa wristwatch dates to the 1940s and is powered by a Swiss hand-winding movement. The timepiece is housed in a curved, elongated gold-plated rectangular case measuring 22 mm wide by 30 mm high, excluding the crown and lugs. Fitted beneath a convex lens, the black dial features Arabic numerals, an outer minute track, and a subsidiary seconds dial at the 6 o'clock position. The dial is signed 'ARSA', referencing Auguste Reymond SA, and retains its hands with missing infill. The watch is presented on a vintage brown leather strap.
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www.sellingantiques.co.uk · SA1021627

Wristwatch · Hand-wound wristwatch
ARSA Auguste Reymond manual-winding wristwatch
This is an individual vintage manual-winding men's wristwatch bearing the brand name ARSA, attributed in the listing title to Auguste Reymond. Sourced via WatchCharts from an eBay listing, the item is stated to originate from Switzerland and date to the 1950–1959 period. The dial presents a copper or salmon tone with stylized Arabic hour markers, blued luminous-filled hands, and a subsidiary seconds register marked INCABLOC. According to the listing specifications, the watch is powered by a 15-jewel manual-winding movement identified as calibre AR 196.
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marketplace.watchcharts.com · 2851911

Wristwatch · Hand-wound wristwatch
ARSA Tactile Wristwatch for the Visually Impaired
This timepiece is a woman's tactile wristwatch designed as an assistive aid for the visually impaired. Manufactured by the Swiss firm ARSA, the watch is constructed with a stainless steel case that features a hinged opening mechanism to permit direct tactile reading of the dial by the user. The silver-coloured dial incorporates both visual and non-visual indicators, featuring black Arabic numerals for even-numbered hours and dash markings for uneven hours. Raised point markings are positioned around the perimeter, providing further tactile reference points for the user. The watch is attached to an elastic bracelet band. Documentation from Region Skåne's medical history collections notes that the item was acquired in 2005, at which time the movement was recorded as out of order. The watch is historically associated with Annetorpshemmet, where it served as a practical assistive device for individuals with visual impairments.
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Source listing · /91699/RSMS_objekt_47137

Wristwatch · Hand-wound wristwatch
Wristwatch for visually impaired person, ARSA
This ladies' wristwatch was produced by the Swiss manufacturer ARSA, a brand name used by Auguste Reymond SA. The object is designed as a medical aid for visually impaired individuals, featuring an openable case that allows tactile access to the dial. The dial displays white markers with black numerals for even hours and line markers for odd hours. The watch is housed in a gold-coloured metal case and is attached to a matching elastic bracelet. Acquired by Region Skåne's medical history collections in 2005 from Annetorpshemmet, the movement was recorded as being out of order at the time of acquisition. The dial bears the inscriptions "ARSA", "Swiss made", and "Reymond".
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Source listing · MS 12998.984