Meister Anker Diver, 1971

The red central seconds hand gives this Meister Anker, one of the watches from 1971, a strong accent against its black dial. Broad hands, bold luminous-style markers and a date display at 3 o'clock keep the layout practical. A rotating bezel and solid-looking case profile create its skin-diver character, paired with an automatic mechanical movement and leather strap.

Black dial and red seconds

Large luminous-style hour markers give the black dial a purposeful appearance. The broad hands and vivid red central seconds hand add visual contrast, while the date window at 3 o'clock supplies everyday calendar information. The dial retains its vintage character.

Bezel, case and leather strap

The rotating bezel frames the dial and reinforces the diver-style presentation. The case has a solid profile, a practical crown and sporty vintage proportions, giving it a more rugged appearance than a simple dress watch. An acrylic crystal covers the dial, and the watch is fitted with a leather strap.

The black dial, bezel and red seconds hand preserve the sports character of early-1970s vintage watches. These are visual design features, rather than evidence of current diving capability.

Automatic and manual winding

The automatic mechanical movement provides the self-winding convenience of automatic vintage watches, and this watch can also be wound manually. That combination offers a practical wearing routine alongside central hours, minutes and seconds and the date display.

Serviced condition

This used Meister Anker has a fully serviced movement and a 12-month warranty. Its waterproof designation does not establish current water resistance, and the watch is offered without a waterproof guarantee.