This is a Swiss made Helvetia 81 movement from the 1930s. It is 15 jewel. In house, for decades Helvetia made their own in-house movements. It has the original Helvetia dial that's in pretty good shape. See photos.  No stem or crown. 

 The was one of the movements used in World War 2 in watches  for the Luftwaffe.


This is a movement from the 1930’s. My late father was a watchmaker from 1960 to his death in 1996. I've been listing on ebay some of the watch material he left.


 I am not a watchmaker but just looked at the movement carefully under a loupe.

 I believe the balanced stem staff may be broken. This would have been made in the days before shock absorption systems. Have reduced price.


I have listed a few other movements. I AM SELLING THIS AT EXTREMELY  LOW PRICE. ASSUME YOU ARE BUYING OLD BROKEN WATCH MOVEMENTS FOR PARTS. Watch movements are not for “handy” people who think can “pop out’” old movement and replace with movement they got on ebay. They are only of value to someone qualified to repair watches.