This is a nice and exceptional rare watch from the famous Zürich Paradeplatz Swiss watch retailer and jeweller Türler. It has AS XXX Caliber?. This watch was given as a gift for the 1949 Zürich Knabenschiessen (traditional target shooting competition for the 13 to 17 year olds who either reside or are enrolled in a school in the canton of Zürich). Türler created a phenomenally astronomical complicated clock in 1995.
High-end retailers with good reputations were often able to add their names to the dial as a way to add some exclusivity. These are referred to as "double signed" dials. Türler put their name on some vintage Vacheron Constantin, Omega, IWC etc.
If you want to read more about the history of Türler (article); here.
An amazing beautiful Juvenia TV 📺 (in the Patek style) from the 70's with a very rare 🌟 Türler 🌟 silver brushed dial, a silver Milanese / mesh strap and equiped with a Juvenia automatic 17J cal. 10811 @4Hz (based on a ETA 2824 (ETA -> "Elegance, Technology, Accuracy" ;)).
The specifications of the ETA Cal. 2824 ; here.
Read about the history of Juvenia; here (Link 1) and here (Link 2).
Somptuous Ulysse Nardin Art Deco 🤩 from 1918, first wristatch produced by U.Nardin with a beautiful dial with radium numbers marked "W.Türler Berne" (Swiss reseller in Berne & Zurich) and art deco hands, running with a mechanical caliber 13´´´ 1144-1146 F (thirteen ligne, ca. 29.3mm) 15 jewels by Fabrique d'Horlogerie de Fontainemelon (FHF), protected with a silver case 0.9 with the bear stamp for "Tausendstel und darüber" with office mark for Bienne controled in Neuchâtel (letter N in the eagle stamp?) it seems... Furthermore, a stamp for export to Germany exists the half moon & crown ("Halbmond und Reichskrone") to indicate a silver purity > 0.8.
Read more about the history of Ulysse Nardin; here.
A wonderful Longines with a very rare Türler dial from ca. 1960's with a Longines Caliber L19.4 (@2.75Hz with 17J).
Info about the specs of the Longines Cal. L19.4; here.
