A mid‑1960s Zenith Stellina (220 S) in a modest 34 mm case exemplifies the era’s dress watch restraint: a silver sunburst dial with applied batons and a small‑seconds subdial at 6 for balanced, legible composition. The gold‑plated bezel over a steel middle/back and period acrylic crystal underscore mid‑century construction and wearability. Under the dial beats Zenith’s in‑house cal. 2531, a manually wound 19‑jewel movement recently serviced (08/2025), offering traditional finishing and reliable operation. This watch suits a collector seeking classical proportions, mechanical character, and everyday elegance.