This is a 1959 Zenith Pilot Cal. 120 W/ Hacking Seconds watch featuring the original dauphine hands and signed crown. It's one of the early examples of Zenith's pilot models, which were first introduced in 1957.

• Condition: Good, with honest wear throughout
• Case Size: 34.7mm x 43.4mm diameter
• Movement Type: manual wind
• Jewels: 18 jewels

This is a 1959 Zenith Pilot Cal. 120 W/ Hacking Seconds watch in impressive condition for its age. It features the original dauphine hands and signed crown, and has an in-house caliber 120 with hacking seconds.

• Condition: Good, with honest wear throughout
• Case Size: 34.7mm x 43.4mm stainless steel case
• Movement: Zenith 120, manual wind with 18 jewels, hacking function, 47-hour power reserve
• Service History: Unknown

This is an early example of a Zenith Pilot watch from the 1950s, featuring the original dauphine hands and signed crown. It has a manual wind movement with hacking seconds and a power reserve of 47 hours.

• Condition: Good, with honest wear throughout
• Case Size: 34.7mm x 43.4mm stainless steel case
• Movement: Zenith 120, manual wind with 18 jewels, hacking function, and a 47-hour power reserve

This IWC Mark XX pilot's watch features a blue dial, 32111 calibre, central hacking seconds, and 120 hour power reserve.

• Calibre: 32111
• Straps included: 2 (black, brown)
• Power reserve: 120 hours