Richard - Day-Date - No reserve price - Automatic - Men - 1960-1969

The Richard Day-Date automatic watch from the 1960s represents a style and function combination popular among men’s wristwatches of the era. The “Day-Date” complication typically displays both the day of the week and the date on the dial, making it a highly practical feature alongside automatic winding technology that utilizes wrist movement to power the watch. The 1960s was a transformative period in horology as automatic movements gained widespread acceptance, and watches like this model exhibit streamlined aesthetics paired with reliable mechanics. Though less globally known than some Swiss brands, watches like Richard often appeal to collectors interested in mid-century timepieces that balance functionality with moderate vintage charm. Such watches reflect the technological progress and changing tastes in men’s wristwear during the 1960s.