Very nice find!

Typically, I don't like gold watches and will certainly never wear this one!  It came from Louiville where there was an International Harvester factory, so the story goes.

I thought it was cool enough to buy it, maybe I will start looking for an International Scout!

Quote from: Butch on July 09, 2025, 04:35:48 AMThat's what it looked like to me. That is a woman's watch.

for sure a womans watch (for my daughter) i was trying to understand model and time range it was made. I have no clue on the model but was guessing 1970's.

One of the things I found helpful is to get a subscription to the catalogs, manuals and vintage advertisements page (links here somewhere on main page) and then scroll through the different catalogs till you see ones that are close to the one you have.   May find they were offered for several years with some variations.  Done this for the watches I'm been acquiring the last year and it provides great info and even orig pricelists.   Yuri also has some excellent books out so I's check them as well!

That's what it looked like to me. That is a woman's watch.

looks like 24mm.

You are correct, that is a dress watch from the mid 70's. What is the case size?

I picked up this watch recently. I have a few watches but this is my first Zodiac!

Manual winding costume model based on Zodiac 68 caliber

They did make a lot of models over the years, that is simply one of the many dress watches (as opposed to sport watches or chronographs) and most did not have a special name.