Lacquered brass front with black hour chapter folds down to create a stand and reveal the entire dial with polished gold plated bezel. Unfortunately, the front of the outer case has a scratch running down from the 5 marker on the black chapter and this is easily seen on the scan. The sides of the case are black and the back is gold plated. There is a single case opening tool mark on the back. The dial is perfect and has golden applied indices, the cardinal ones marked with Arabic numerals.
Twin crowns for winding the watch and controlling the alarm are both original and signed.
JLC K910 manual wind alarm. Another watch with an obscure name on the dial but using the ubiquitous ETA 2824-2 automatic movement. This one has never been worn and has just minor handling marks you expect from display stock. Polished stainless steel case with screw back and satin finished bezel is near perfect. White dial with silver hands and indices is mint.