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Zenith Stellina
Recently I got the opportunity (I took 
) to buy this small yellow gold Zenith apparently usually named "Stellina" (or little star in Italian as per its Star logo).
Here are the specs:
- 34mm diameter but very large opening 31mm and it feels rather like a 35/36mm
- Yellow Gold
- White dial and black painted indexes
- Black "baton" hands
- ultra-thin 6.57mm including plexiglass !
- Handwound Zenith Caliber 2310
The 2-hands watches are actually quite nice, it feels strange in the beginning not to "see" the time moving through a sweep or a small second, but I think it is very sober and elegant.
The Stellina crown:
The 2310 Movement:
Credit Ranfft
This is the info I found from Ranfft, it seems it is a Movado-based movement from the 70's:
Credit Ranfft
This is the info I found from Ranfft, it seems it is a Movado-based movement from the 70's:
"Remarks
This is the reference engraved:
1972-, 10500
The typical train-bridge shape proves this calibre as Movado design."
This is the reference engraved:
I have tried to look around on the web but could not really find the same model, I don't know neither the model nor the year, would any of you have information on this model ? Thanks !
Zenith Stellina
Recently I got the opportunity (I took ) to buy this small yellow gold Zenith apparently usually named "Stellina" (or little star in Italian as per its Star logo). Here are the specs: - 34mm diameter but very large opening 31mm and it feels rather like a ...
