Luminous numbers
Gilt hands and trylons
Luminous dots at the base of each trylon
Stainless steel case and case back
Sweep seconds hand
17j 10BRC movement
L1 date code
The dial and case resemble a Watertite “D” but the movement fills the case on the “D”. This case is the size of many Clipper models. I thought this might be an unknown until I saw the Watertite “P” which looks to be a match.
Here is the other “P” that was recently identified.
In reply to With the linebook and 1953… by Kathy L.
In reply to 1951 by Stinky_Sullivan
In reply to Since Kathy edited her… by Stinky_Sullivan
I have reason to question my original ID of Watertite "P". Looking at the other Watertite "P", this watch has a screw on case back while the other "P" has a snap on case back. However, the Watertite Duo Wind "E" has a screw on case back. This dial says Selfwinding and not Duo Wind but there are other Duo Wind's that say Selfwinding on the dial. The movements in this watch, the Watertite Duo Wind "E", and the other Watertite "P" are all different. The differentiating factor seems to be the screw on case back vs the snap on.