Description

A vintage Swiss-made mechanical stopwatch by Excelsior Park, reference 3364, dating to the early–mid 20th century. A solid, well-made example with a clean, highly legible dial and classic stopwatch layout.

The watch is in working order, winds smoothly and runs as it should. The dial features bold black Arabic numerals with a red “60” at the top, outer seconds track, and subsidiary register. The case has a pleasing aged patina consistent with use and age.

The movement is clearly stamped “No. 3364”, “D.R.P. 388992”, and “No. 100230”, and marked Swiss Made, with the charmingly practical engraving “Spare Parts In Here” to the movement cover.

Supplied in a Bowles Ltd gift box.

Brief Maker History

Excelsior Park was a respected Swiss manufacturer best known for producing high-quality chronograph and timing movements. Their stopwatches and chronographs were widely used for professional, sporting, and industrial timing and are well regarded for robustness and precision.

Key Details

• Maker: Excelsior Park
• Type: Mechanical stopwatch
• Reference: 3364
• Origin: Swiss made
• Movement markings:
  • “No. 3364”
  • “D.R.P. 388992”
  • “No. 100230”
• Condition: Working
• Supplied in Bowles Ltd gift box

Dimensions

• Case diameter: approx. 49.7mm

Condition

• In good vintage condition overall
• Dial shows visible hairline cracks (clearly shown in photographs)
• Case shows surface marks, light wear, and patina consistent with age
• Movement is clean and running at time of listing

Summary

A genuine vintage Excelsior Park Swiss stopwatch, complete with clear movement markings and original character. An excellent addition to a horological collection, or a decorative and functional piece of vintage timing equipment.

As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.

Important Notes on Vintage Timepieces

This is a vintage mechanical stopwatch. While it is currently running, no guarantee is given regarding long-term accuracy or reliability. Service history is unknown, and a service is recommended for regular use. The item is sold as a vintage collectible rather than a modern precision instrument.