Luch Roman Monochrome Cal. 2209 23 Jewels, 1972 Under 300 The Eterna-Matic signature and five-ball

The Eterna-Matic signature and five-ball logo sit below 12 o’clock

The overall design is discreet

using a ball-bearing rotor system that became one of the brand’s most important technical achievements

with a clear Movado signature and slim hour markers that keep the layout elegant and easy to read

ensuring long-term reliability

Luch Roman Monochrome Cal. 2209 23 Jewels, 1972 Under 300 The Eterna-Matic signature and five-ballLuch Roman Monochrome Cal. 2209 Watch from 1972 This Luch Roman Monochrome Cal. 2209 is an elegant Soviet era dress watch from 1972, powered by the ultra thin hand wound Luch Cal. 2209 movement with 23 jewels. With its monochrome dial, Roman numeral hour markers and slim vintage profile, this watch captures the refined side of Minsk Watch Factory production from the early 1970s. Monochrome Dial with Roman Numeral Elegance The dial is the main visual