This one time piece is tracking second, minute, hour, date, day, and month. I have not own one with a month tracking in a wrist watch.
It is given a name MINORVA with year 1898 written on it. Not sure if it is meant to tell that MINORVA was around since that year. On the dial, 4 circles is displayed. One with a window to show the moving parts, where a second hand is place on it. The hand that point to months is operated manually via a given button at the side. Something I can live with. The circle at 12, has 3 hands. A pair hands for second timing, hence dual time, together with date hand.
Automatic, can be seen via a window at the back of the wristwatch. Blue screws are used. It even printed some words on the surrounding the window.
There goes the 2 buttons on right side. One for the month and the other one for the dates. The crown is shaped to display a classic look.
On the left side, one button for the day. When I got this wristwatch, it is didn't come with a tool to push those buttons. So I used a ballpoint pen to push the buttons.
Buckle, with a wide holes pin. A choice of mine.
Not sure if this is my last piece of wristwatch. Most likely not. So am waiting for something different to move me in forking out the dough.
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