ETERNA ETERNA-MATIC VISION 1960's

─ A Linen Dial with Date ─

A finely textured linen dial,
with the date at three o'clock.

An automatic "Vision" made by Eterna
in the 1960s.

Stainless steel case and bracelet.
Linen-textured dial with baton indices.
Date at three o'clock.
Five-dot mark on the crown.
Fitted with the automatic Cal. 1428U.

─ The Meaning of the Five Dots ─

The five dots on the dial and crown
are Eterna's emblem.

They represent the Eterna-Matic system,
in which the rotor runs on
five ball bearings.

The rotor is engraved "ETERNA-MATIC".

Five small dots.
Yet they stand for the way the watch winds itself.

─ An Automatic for Every Day ─

Being self-winding, it needs no winding
when worn daily.

The brownish linen dial
sits well with a navy jacket
as easily as with denim.

It keeps the date and winds itself.
An everyday watch of the 1960s.