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 Accutron Astronaut

Stunning!!! & Rare!!! 1969 (M9) stainless steel Accutron Astronaut.

 

First year! 1961 (M1) stainless steel Accutron Astronaut. 

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This is a rare Accutron Astronaut in this condition complete with it’s original box and full length original "bullet" band. The dial has an applied logo and markers and the factory "bullet" band has tapered links. 

 

Case & Bezel: Mint and stunning case and bezel ring. The bezel ring looks close to new and turns freely. The bezel ring was disassembled, ultrasonic cleaned and lubricated. The case is in mint condition and looks close to new old stock. The correct factory grain is on the case back, battery hatch, crown and bezel.

 

Dial, crystal & hands: This is an extremely rare Accutron Astronaut dial with it’s applied logo and markers. The dial is flawless, original, rare and beautiful. The hands are perfect and glow as they did 35+ years ago. The crystal is perfect and free of any scratches.

 

Movement: Factory original, completely serviced Accutron Astronaut "hack" movement. The movement was completely serviced, adjusted to run on the current available battery, and is keeping excellent time.

 

Bracelet: Full length factory original tapered link Accutron Astronaut "bullet" band. This band has all of it’s factory original tapered links, virtually no stretch and looks close to new.

 

This is a very rare absolutely stunning factory Accutron Astronaut complete with it’s original "bullet" band and box. It’s nearly impossible to find this same Accutron Astronaut in this condition anywhere on the net.

 

$1,595.00 plus shipping and insurance.

 

to order or for more information, please contact  Eric Grafton by email  - just click on the mailbox  

 

 

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