Removed email address - answers will be posted here. Photos of the watch would be helpful.

 

I'd try to answer if I could work out what the question was.
Welcome John.
Could you please tell us concisely how we can help?

 

I seem to be cluts in this site, so I concluded this in Note and now add it here:
Hi Mike. I really like my silver Tressa auto day/date watch, bought for me Oct 1966. This watch has the full day at the 6 o'clock. For some reason the face looks filthy on the photo while it looks clean to me and a friend; maybe our eyes are going
The thing is, I have never seen another Tressa with the day where mine is resulting on the glass with stick on magnifiers.

That is my question. What do I own?

I also have a gold Waltham 1971, but it is more chunky making my Tressa the all time favourite. Over the years I've had different watches, while the 2 mentioned end up on my arm regularly. My friendly horologist who'd worked with me late 70's mentioned that both movements were of good quality. He gave up 18 years back with my small collection giving him satisfaction and suggesting that one from my Grandmother was extra special.
Sadly in NZ, a good horologist-clean will now cost more than these watches are worth, so I will open the backs, sit them above a some light oil for 2 weeks in the belief, hope, that the movement is lubricated with evaporation.
An aside, I own a 1799 Grandfather clock that my family owned from 1850 -advert included-. I believe that I was the first to clean it circa '66! It still keeps time, but I won't run it till I do a better job having used car grease 49yrs back. Its unconfirmed story is spectacular,,,,,
Thanks John

 

Good morning, welcome to the forum. Could you show photos of your watches and your clock as these would be a big help to their identification.