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: It's a bumper automatic, likely a caliber 353.
With the only other possibility being a chronometer 355
Here's my refinished gold capped 1951 version, one year after the 1950 introduction.
and the less than pristine movement
Despite the condition, this watch is keeping good time. Many winders won't keep the bumpers wound, so it took me a while to find one that works. You'll want to keep it wound if you want the date correct, as it is NOT a quickset date at all.
Good luck
Sam
Sam
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