Original Wwii Army

  Dienstuhr Heer Militäruhr German Army WW2 Military Watch Swiss Made. This superb ZENITH mechanical wristwatch dates from the time of the Second World War. It was made in Switzerland by the famous Swiss watchmaking firm of Zenith for the Germany Army. This example bears the military contract serial number'D. Zenith always used this curved system, which was machine engraved. Zenith fitted an inner movement protector to all the watches supplied to the German Army. The Zenith movement was of particularly high quality, manufactured from brass and mercuric gold plated. 12.4.6 on this watch is ...

   Dienstuhr Heer Militäruhr German Army WW2 Military Pocket Watch. This HELVETIA mechanical pocket watch dates from the time of the Second World War. It was made in Switzerland by the Swiss watchmaking firm of Helvetia for the Germany Army. This watch has the lightly impressed'D 7497 H' contract serial number to the screw case back. The watch is manufactured from nickel silver, and Helvetia have utilised the Calibre 32A movement, which is nicely finished with Geneva Stripes. This is a watch that would have been issued to a German Army officer. The watch has the "sub-seconds" dial typical...

   Vintage WWII German Military Doxa Dienstuhr All Original Army Watch. Serial number starting with 45 refers to 1945. Serial number between D and H refers to a genuine Deutsches Heer issued service watch. What exactly is DH or Deutsches Heer? The German Army (German: Deutsches Heer) was and still is the land component of the armed forces of Germany. The WWII era German army was often misidentified in Anglo-American reports as the Wehrmacht, which in fact referred to the armed forces as a whole. The German word for army is actually Heer. In WWII the German Armed Forces (Wehrmacht) ...