Fersay - Jumping Hours - No reserve price - Men - 1970-1979

Mechanical Fersay watch with jumping hours, functioning perfectly, 36mm from the 70s, red dial with white details, antimagnetic and anti-oxidant. The watch case has an abstract and striking shape, typical for its era. The watch keeps its original crystal, the strap is a generic black and red leather matching the dial. History of the brand: Fersay was a Spanish company founded in June 1979 in Alcalá de Henares (Madrid), focused on repairing tube TVs of the era and other small electrical devices, before concentrating exclusively on mass distribution of parts. The brand operated closely with microelectronics and assembly of devices. In the 70s and early 80s, Fersay also functioned as an importing and assembling firm, marketing mechanical wristwatches with calibres imported from Switzerland or France, creating watches like this. Watch history: on the back there is the following engraving: '4/8/98 De Melina para Jorge Kennedy Madrid España'. The watch would have been a gift; it came into my hands years ago at a flea market in that city. Unfortunately, I know nothing more about it. The images are part of the description; 100% water resistance is not guaranteed nor is it recommended to expose the watch, as it is vintage. The watch comes from a private collection.

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