This refined mid-century Cyma is distinguished by its warm sector dial, bronze leaf hands, and recessed small seconds. Gentle patina add a soft creaminess to the pie-pan dial while readability remains sharp and fully intact. The three-piece case construction is Calatrava-esque, with a classical and organically flowing silhouette. Inside, the chronometer-grade movement is notably well finished, with Geneva-striped bridges, crisp anglage, snailed ratchet wheels, and gold chaton-set jewels all arranged in a multi-bridge layout reminiscent of high-grade pocket watches. Altogether, it reflects a transitional moment in Swiss watchmaking, when elegant design and high-grade movement finishing could be found in a simple yet refined steel case.