Fortis, established in 1912 by Walter Vogt in Grenchen, Switzerland, has a storied history of innovation in watchmaking, In 1926, the company collaborated with British watchmaker John Harwood to produce the world’s first automatic wristwatch, marking a significant milestone in horology The vintage Fortis timepiece has a stainless steel case with a red gold bezel and measures 35.5 mm excluding the crown. The plexiglass crystal is in pristine condition. The case condition is excellent, the case shows almost no traces of use and it is untouched and unpolished

The original silvered dial with small seconds and Art-Deco numeral is also in an excellent condition, with no time patina and no oxidations. At its core lies the AS 1130 caliber, a manual winding movement, operates at a frequency of 18,000 vibrations per hour and offers a power reserve of approximately 41 hours. Caliber AS 1130 gained recognition for its durability and straightforward construction, making it also a favored choice for military timepieces. This watch has undergone a comprehensive in-house service, ensuring its optimal functionality. It is offered with a six-month guarantee and an originality certificate. The timepiece retains is also fitted with a new leather strap.

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