1943 · Hertig
1943 Hertig Certina “Fancy Lugs”
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- Diameter
- 34 mm
- Movement
- Mechanical Winding
- Calibre
- Certina Cal. KF320B
- Water res.
- Water Resistant
Photographs
35Shown in the order they were catalogued.
Features
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.
Fancy curved lugs
Model
- Brand
- Hertig
- Series
- Fancy Lugs
- Catalogue Reference
- -
- Movement Type
- Mechanical Winding
- Production Year
- 1943
- Style
- Casual Watch
Case
- Diameter
- 34 mm
- Thickness
- 7 mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel - Chromed
- Water Resistance
- Water Resistant
- Finishing Details
- Polished
- Bezel
- Without Bezel
- Crown Type
- Push/Pull
- Crystal
- Acrylic
- Caseback
- Without decoration
Dial
- Color
- Grey
- Dial Markers
- Roman Numerals
- Finishing Details
- Tuxedo Dial
- Luminiscent Indexes
- None
- Calendar
- Without Calendar
Bracelet
- Material
- Leather
- Buckle Type
- Standard Buckle
- Width
- 18 mm
- Color
- Green
Movement · Certina Cal. KF320B
- Manufacturer
- Certina
- Model
- Cal. KF320B
- Type
- Mechanical Winding
- Jewels
- 15 (Fifteen) Jewels
- Frequency
- 18000 A/h
- Reserve
- 42 Hours
- Functions
- Hours, Minutes, Sub Seconds at 6 o'clock
The Certina 320B, also marked K.F. 320 after Kurth Frères, the company behind Certina, is a 12''' (27 mm) manual-wind movement with small seconds and Incabloc shock protection, from around 1945. Hertig of Biel used Certina movements like this one in watches sold under its own name.