The Military Watches of WWII

TheWatchB

Mar 2

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During World War II, watches weren’t just accessories—they were essential tools of war.

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keith young

Jul 29

I have a Ogival wristwatch found in a small polish village It has emblems on the dial that I am not familier with. The old man who sold it said it came from an officer of a unit attached to a SS battalion. not sure wether that was a sales pitch or the truth. K

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The Military Watches of WWII