Dugena Watertrip, Cal. 2004, 1970

A blue rotating bezel frames the black luminous dial of Dugena Watertrip Cal. 2004 from 1970. The men's hand-wound skin diver watch has a 36 mm case excluding the crown, even-hour Arabic numerals, pale greenish aged lume and a broad arrow-like hour hand. Its gold-toned crown, brown leather strap, all-original components and excellent working condition distinguish this compact example.

Even-hour numerals and aged greenish lume

Large luminous Arabic numerals occupy the even hours, with baton-style markers between them and small luminous plots around the outer minute track. The aged luminous material has softened to a pale greenish tone. Dugena is signed below 12, and Watertrip appears above 6 in script.

The hour hand has a broad arrow-like form, while the luminous minute hand is long and highly visible. A slim central seconds hand completes the display. Visible age and patina remain on the hands, matching the aged luminous markers.

Blue minute-scale bezel and 36 mm case

The bright blue rotating bezel has minute markings, numerals at 10-minute intervals and a triangular marker at 12. Its serrated edge adds texture to the compact skin-diver case. The blue surround, black dial and aged lume retain the look of late-1960s and early-1970s watches.

The case measures 36 mm excluding the crown. It has a polished steel-toned appearance, short lugs, raised acrylic-style crystal and sturdy side profile. Visible age-related marks remain on the case and bezel edge. The warm gold-toned crown contrasts with the case and blue bezel.

Manual Dugena 2004 mechanism

The hand-wound Dugena 2004 movement has a traditional manual layout, visible ruby jewels and brushed metal finishing. Dugena 2004 is marked on the ratchet wheel. The movement requires regular winding, with hours, minutes and central seconds as the confirmed functions.

The watch has all-original components and is in excellent working condition. The dial, hands and case retain their visible vintage aging. The skin-diver classification does not establish a present pressure-test result or a guaranteed diving depth.

Brown leather and service

A brown leather strap gives the watch a warmer, more casual presentation. It contrasts with the blue bezel and black face while keeping the compact case and aged reading elements prominent. The strap's wrist-size capacity is unspecified.

This used Dugena is fully serviced and comes with a 12-month warranty. Its blue minute-scale bezel, even-hour numeral layout, arrow-like hour hand and gold-toned crown remain the particular details of this watch made in 1970.

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