The '60s and '70s were a boom time for watches, which resulted in all kinds of brands coming out of the woodwork take a piece of the action and offer something uniquely cool. Many of these brands no longer exist, which leaves us with a glut of very cool pieces that we know little about. Like this chunky and vibrant Venuza chronograph, a beautiful dual-register chronograph with a bright rotating bezel and tons of panache. Plus, it'll give you something to nerd out about as you dig through the depths of the internet looking for all the info you can find. 

CASE & BRACELET

The robust and large chrome case is in excellent condition, showing gentle signs of use and minimal signs of previous polishing. The original bidirectional rotating bezel is in exceptional condition with almost no signs of use present. The unsigned crown and pump pushers are believed to be original to the watch. The stainless steel case back retains all of its factory markings in crisp and deep condition. The watch comes supplied on a 2pc handmade leather strap.

DIAL & HANDS

The original and bright matte blue dial is in superb condition, showing no damage or notable signs of use. The tritium lume plots exhibits no degradation under UV light inspection and feature a charming creamy patina. The original tritium hands match the dial perfectly with no degradation present under UV light inspection.

ACCESSORIES 

The watch is keeping time, but the service history is unknown. A movement service can be provided upon request.