32mm in diameter. White gold 10K RGP with white fully numbered dial and deep blue hands. It appears in the linebooks from 1964 to 1966, alongside the Tuxedo A & B in the Men's Pocket Watch section. The Tuxedo (first appearance 1963) is described as a "lapel watch" and shown with a short chain with a button on the end. This watch is identical except for the dial and it is pictured without the chain attached. Price is the same for both, so I assume that this watch also came with the chain. I am guessing it was worn with the chain through the lapel buttonhole of your suit and carried in the outside breast pocket. What a novel idea and it came out of your pocket bottom edge attached to easily read it like a women's pendant watch.
Not only is this a database first, the name isn't even currently recorded on the model name drop-down.
1965 Trylon
Watch looks like it was never carried and keeps perfect time. It is literally a mid 1960's waterproof wrist watch (single piece casing - front loader) with a single loop instead of lugs.
Now I just need to find a compatible chain.......
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