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#11
General Zodiac Discussion / Re: Identifying unique seal on...
Last post by Butch - September 25, 2025, 05:11:17 PM
You are correct but I have never seen that one before.
#12
General Zodiac Discussion / Identifying unique seal on Zod...
Last post by Dhampsten - September 25, 2025, 04:28:20 PM
Hello all,

New user and first time poster here. I recently acquired a c.1950s Zodiac Rotographic with cal. 1361 automatic movement. The dial features an unusual crest:
   •   Blue circular field with stars around it
   •   White shield in the center with red radiating "spokes" (atom/radar style)
   •   Gold eagle perched above the shield

The watch is running and will be fully serviced. I believe this was a small-batch commission, possibly tied to a USAF nuclear/missile program or aerospace contractor, but I haven't been able to pin it down in the usual heraldry catalogs.

Has anyone seen this emblem before on a Zodiac or other mid-century Swiss dial? Any leads on the unit or organization it represents would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Daniel
#13
Buy a Genuine VintageZodiacs.com Zodiac / FS: 18K Zodiac Kingline 36,000...
Last post by Butch - September 19, 2025, 01:04:34 PM


18K Solid Gold Zodiac Kingline 36,000 Chronometer. A very niece example from the 1970's with the SST high beat extreamly accurate movement. This model has the crown push date quick set. This watch was just serviced! The scrap value of the gold as of this posting is over $1,300. Check it out yourself, the case weighs about 8.6 DWT, excluding the stainless steel back. I have been watching the price of gold since January of this year and the gold value has increased a lot. The recently serviced chronometer grade movement is worth at least $500 today. If you have always wanted a solid gold watch or a chronometer, this is your chance to get both! I have owned this watch for over 13 years.

PLEASE NOTE: Given the volatile price of gold this watch's sale price may be adjusted as required by the gold market while listed here.

To purchase this watch you will need to send me a check or money order, NO payment services will be considered.




$1,800.00, delivered almost anywhere.
Please email me for purchase or with questions.

#14
Buy a Genuine VintageZodiacs.com Zodiac / FS: 1950's Zodiac Automatic Tr...
Last post by Butch - September 19, 2025, 12:44:25 PM


Black dial Zodiac Automatic Triple Date Moonphase. You should know all about this model. This is very nice example from the 1950s. I have owned this watch for over 15 years. Just serviced too! Ref # 908.

To purchase this watch you will need to send me a check or money order, NO payment services will be considered.



$1,400.00, delivered almost anywhere.
Please email me for purchase or with questions.


#15
I saw this Zodiac on the Internet... / Re: Is this an accurate model?
Last post by YuriyV - September 12, 2025, 09:51:30 AM
redial
#16
I saw this Zodiac on the Internet... / Is this an accurate model?
Last post by JMJR - September 11, 2025, 01:29:49 AM
Hi!
I am looking for some help. The "calendar" word is not cursive on the dial, and maybe the Moonphase is a replacement in design? I'm not saying I necessarily dislike it but would hate to walk around wearing something that is a total sham-and not know it. What am I referencing ? An item for sale in auction under this item number:
357565957735
Any help is appreciated! Thank you.
#17
General Zodiac Discussion / Re: Vintage Discovery: 14k Whi...
Last post by Ultra-Vintage - September 09, 2025, 05:11:18 PM
Great looking watch!


 :sm3
#18
General Zodiac Discussion / Vintage Discovery: 14k White G...
Last post by Just300 - September 09, 2025, 01:29:25 PM
Hi everyone,

I'm brand new to this forum, but I've been collecting vintage watches for over a decade now. Recently, while browsing a Vietnamese jewelery mart, I stumbled upon a 14k white gold Zodiac with a diamond dial. The seller had no idea what it was and even asked if I wanted a new battery in it.

At first, I wasn't sure whether the dial was original or what the history might be. After some digging, I was thrilled to discover it listed in the 1971 catalog. This forum was a huge help in putting the pieces together, and I'm excited to share the find here. Looking forward to learning more from you all and contributing where I can!

https://imgur.com/gallery/white-gold-diamond-dial-zodiac-TXrS6IY
#19
Zodiac Watch History / Video report from Le Locle
Last post by Grossisten - September 02, 2025, 08:13:33 AM
This is a test. Can I link to a video on Instagram here?

Not just any video, but an important recording from my quest to find the origins of Zodiac in Le Locle, Switzerland. I got wiser on a later trip there, but I think you will gain a nice impression from this clip:



I hope you like it.

#20
General Zodiac Discussion / Re: Help with identifying a wa...
Last post by Butch - August 27, 2025, 11:29:25 AM
Look closely and you will see a slight opening where the back meets the case (supposed to be at 9, but rarely is!) and slip a case knife into it and carefully pry up.

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