1930s stunning Movado chronometer with nicely enameled case

30s Movado chronometer, size is 6o to 8o. The dial shows damage, but to naked eye, it is only a little noticeable at the number 6. This model is rare because od sub second location. Another dial from ebay would take years to get. I looked into refinishing dial, but the time till they get to it is one year out, and In my opinion blemishes are part of it life. And should be left as is, particularly as humans aren’t magnified lenses., that can barely see the damage. There’s one on Fleabay that’s sterling with its black enamel worn through. The enamal on mine looks pristine, If you’re going to lay down enamel, I prefer metal as if something is silver I want to see silver, or what’s the point. I will make item least expensive on any selling platform