What STOWA is this?

[JMP86]

Hey Forum,

I have bought this beautiful STOWA via eBay for around 30€ (after my first STOWA Antea KS black arrived one week before). It is working, but I would like to have it serviced.
Unfortunately I was not able to identify the exact model and manufacturing year so far. Any suggestions?

Best regards
JMP86

[JMP86]

Meanwhile I have gathered some more information:
On the back it is written: "STAINLESS STEEL BACK 411754".

Attached please find an additional (low-quality) picture of the movement.

Best regards
JMP86

[stuffler,mike]

According to the design of the numerals it is a typical watch of the 60ties (see the revived Glashütte Original "Sixties"), under the balance wheel there should be a mark engraved (likely: PUW) which gives us a hint regarding the producer of the movement (which I think could have been PUW (Pforzheimer Uhrenwerke)).

[brainless]

I agree with Mike, referring to the "Sixties".

IMHO the movement, however, comes from Fontainemelon/Switzerland, not from Pforzheim.
It seems to be a FHF out of the 67 family ( 23,3 mm diameter) or the 96 family (25,6 mm diameter).
Both have a power reserve of 48 to 51 hrs.!

If you are living here in Germany I can give you a recommendation for a good and reliable master watchmaker, who serviced many of my vintage watches,


Volker

[JMP86]

Thank you Mike, thank you Volker.

Seems as if I have bought a real "Schätzchen" as we would probably say in German. However, I have moved to Austria a year ago. I have already found a watchmaker, who is specialized in vintage watches, here in Vienna.

He would change the glass, clean the clock face and decompose, clean and recompose the movement for around 250 €. Is this based on your experience a reasonable price?

BR
Jan

[brainless]

Hi Jan,

I will send you a PM,


Volker