Dugena Dugena-Matic Automatic 1975 - NOS - 34.5 mm

The watch is powered by an automatic Förster 224 movement, a German design used in watches from the turn of the 1960s and 70s, valued for its reliability and smooth performance. The movement has 25 jewels, operates at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour, and offers approximately 38 hours of power reserve.

Thanks to the automatic winding system, the watch winds itself while worn on the wrist.

• Movement: Förster 224
• Movement type: automatic
• Number of jewels: 25
• Operating frequency: 21,600 vibrations per hour
• Power reserve: approximately 38 hours
• Case: gold-plated stainless steel, round
• Case diameter: approximately 34.5 mm excluding the crown, approximately 37 mm with the crown
• Case thickness: approximately 9 mm
• Lug to lug: approximately 38 mm
• Case back: snap-on, signed
• Crown: original
• Crystal: hesalite
• Bracelet: flexible fixoflex type, gold-colored
• Lug width: 18 mm

The case is made of gold-plated stainless steel and features a classic, round shape with proportions characteristic of elegant 1970s watches. The diameter is approximately 34.5 mm excluding the crown, approximately 37 mm including the crown, the thickness is approximately 9 mm, and the lug-to-lug dimension is approximately 38 mm.

The watch features an original crown and a press-fit, signed case back with the original protective film still intact. The Hesalite crystal is typical of vintage watches from this period, and the gold-plated case gives the piece a warm, elegant look.

The watch is equipped with a flexible, gold-colored fixoflex bracelet. The bracelet complements the gold-plated case well and highlights the style of the 1970s. The lug width is 18 mm.

The Dugena-Matic is a classic German automatic watch dating from around 1975. Its round, gold-plated case and the proportions characteristic of elegant 1970s watches give it a warm and subtle character.

A flexible gold-colored fixoflex bracelet complements the style of the era and creates a cohesive look with the case. Its moderate size ensures the watch sits classically and discreetly on the wrist.

This is a great choice for those looking for a German vintage watch with an automatic movement and a cohesive 1970s aesthetic.

The item has been preserved in New Old Stock condition. This means that the watch was not normally used or was worn only traceably. The original protective film is still on the case back.

Due to its age, there may be minor signs of storage, which are natural for vintage items. The detailed visual condition is shown in the product photos, which are an integral part of the description.

The watch features its original crown and the described case back. The scope of the set corresponds to what is shown in the product photos.