Vintage 70s Yema Digital Direct-Read Jump Hour (Serviced)

Model:	Yema	Last Scraped:	June 23, 2024, 11:18 p.m.
Username:	Crisker	Location:	Unknown
Email:	Unknown	Feedback:	No Reviews Found

Get your 70s digital jump-hour on with this retro Yema for $335. Purchased NOS in 2022 and serviced the same year. The caramel dial changes color depending on lighting, so it has personality.

Very good vintage condition. Has never been polished. Gold plate is intact. Facets and angles are sharp.

No dings or dents. The bubble-like crystal is clean (any lines you see are photo artifacts). A few minor or micro flea bites, and some swirlies. Could use gentle TLC for tarnish.

Case size is 37mm (39 with crown) x 40mm; 18mm lugs.

Keeps good time. Happy to answer any questions.

Price includes US shipping.

Paypal accepted for trusted forum members. Zelle or wire for all others.

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Established:	1948
Website:	https://yema.com/
Country of Origin:	France

Yema is a watchmaking company in Besançon, France. They claim that their watches "stand out from the rest by virtue of their specific design and technological characteristics".

Founded in 1948 in Besançon (Doubs) by Henry Louis Belmont, the company distinguished itself in the very beginning by creating the first automatic chronometers manufactured entirely in France, and became famous for the technical qualities and sports characteristics of its watches.

Having been owned by Seiko Watch Corporation of Japan since 1988, the company recently returned to French hands via a buyout by Louis Eric Beckensteiner. As a result, a transition is occurring as of September, 2005. The new Chairman has set a target for watch sales of 50,000 in 2005 and 100,000 pieces with a turnover of 10 million euros in 2008.

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