Here you will see a number of Unitas movements as installed in watches.  It is not meant to be a comprehensive list, but only a representative example of the diversity of watches that used Unitas movements.  For a compleat list of Unitas calibres, please click on the Calibre List .

6325 Calibre

The Unitas 6325 was a 17-jewel movement.  It featured the sweep second hand at six o'clock.  The watch shown here was made by Gladiator, one of many inexpensive watch brands during the 1960s and 1970s, but was still of good overall quality, because of the movement!  The 6325 was a fullsize circular movement, taking up the entire watch case.  The movement ebauche was copper plated, as can be seen.  Note the polished heads on the winding gear screws.

6380 Calibre

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The 6380 caliber was a 17 jewel movement with the date shown at 3 o'clock and the sweep second hand at 6 o'clock.  The watch shown here using the 6380 was manufactured by Framont.  The 6380 movement had a higher level of finishing on the ebauche, as can be seen. 

Unknown ARSA Calibre

This EXIM watch was manufactured circa 1950 with an ARSA movement having 15 jewels.  It featured a date pointer around the outer portions of the dial with the 60 second sweep hand at six o'clock.  The design of the movement is similar to the Valjoux movements of the day.  When more information on this movement and watch are found, I will include it.