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1940s Eterna Cal.852 "Sei-Tacche" 36mm Jumbo Waterproof Silver luminous dial

Manufacturer ETERNA
Model Sei-Tacche
Year of Manufacture 1940s
Reference no. ---
Product no. A-7381
Price

¥396,000

¥360,000 (without tax)

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¥376,200 (with tax)

¥342,000 (without tax)

Manufactured in the late 1940s, this is an Eterna "Sei-Take" stainless steel 36mm jumbo waterproof model powered by the legendary Cal. 852, featuring a silver luminous dial. It is housed in the distinctive 36mm six-notch screw-back case known among collectors as the "Sei-Take," and is fitted with the oversized Cal. 852 movement, the same caliber that was also used in military-issued models.

The silver dial has beautifully aged to a warm beige tone, creating an outstanding vintage character. Its light-colored surface gives the watch an even greater visual presence, making it wear more like a 38mm timepiece. The combination of its substantial case size, richly patinated dial, and robust movement results in a watch with exceptional wrist presence and timeless appeal.

In recent years, Eterna has attracted increasing attention from collectors for its diverse and high-quality lineup, which includes chronographs, military watches, and later iconic models such as the Contiki diver. The brand continues to be highly regarded for both its technical excellence and sophisticated design.

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Item details

Serial no. 3,678,***
Caliber 852
Movement no. 3,840,***
Movement type Manual winding
Material Stainless steel
Case size 36mm
Case type Screw back Water-resistant
Dial Original
Type of Indices Luminous
Belt non Original (18mm, between lugs)
Evaluation case 92%
Evaluation dial 92%
Evaluation mov 93%
Condition 4.5
Rarity 4.5

Other details

Case: While there are some minor scratches and signs of aging, the original shape and volume remain intact. The case back is engraved.

Dial: The dial has aged evenly to an ivory color across its entire surface, giving it a distinctive, vintage look. The printed markings and original luminous paint are still intact.

Movement: Winding and other functions work well, and the accuracy is within approximately 20 seconds per day.