The Eska St. Moritz is the kind of dress watch that the 1960s did best: razor-thin, restrained, and built with a quiet confidence. Eska, based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, produced a range of refined timepieces aimed at the understated elegance market — and the St. Moritz sits at the top of that range. This particular example is powered by the Peseux 7001, one of the thinnest manual-winding calibers of its era at just 1.75mm, making the whole package almost impossibly slim on the wrist. The vertically brushed silver dial with relief Eska signature and fine baton indices has aged beautifully, and the integrated milanese mesh bracelet gives it a cohesive, almost architectural look. The acrylic crystal has been replaced, sitting perfectly flush with the bezel. Movement fully serviced. A discreet watch for people who know. Dial: Silver, vertically brushed, with relief Eska logo and applied baton indices Case: Steel, 33mm (excluding crown) Crown: Signed "SK" Movement: Peseux 7001, manual winding, ultra-thin (1.75mm) Bracelet: Integrated fine steel milanese mesh Crystal: New acrylic, very low-profile Condition: Excellent, case and bracelet in pristine condition Movement status: Fully serviced (March 2026) Origin: Switzerland, circa 1960s