1942 · Cortébert
Z2215
Shown in the order they were catalogued.
Features
Mechanical
A watch powered by a traditional mechanical movement, typically requiring manual winding to operate, without the use of batteries or electronic components.
Small Seconds
A sub-dial showing the seconds hand separately from the main dial, usually placed at 6 o'clock position.
Incabloc
A shock protection system used in watch movements, preventing damage to the balance staff, which is critical for maintaining accurate timekeeping.
Heat-blued Copper hands
The Cortébert 573 is a 9¾''' (22 mm) manual-wind movement with small seconds and Incabloc shock protection, made around 1942. It belongs to Cortébert's 571-665 series, and Cortébert also supplied it to other brands, including Zodiac and Glycine. Variants: - 571, 673: 10½''' - 575, 583, 665: 10½''', higher or bigger barrel - 577, 581, 661: 9¾''', higher or different bridge layout