Military WWII wristies

[John Arrowood]

Since this is Armistice/Veteran's Day. These seem appropriate.
Green band: Type-A11. Spec 94-27834. Ser no. 42-8748, Mfrs part no 1783, Ord No; W535AC-2807, Elgin

Tan band: Type A-11, Spec 27834-B, Ser no. AF44-32827, Mfrs part no 1783, Ord no. WII-107AC-267-73, Elgin

 

[Jack_W]

A month late....

Here is my Bulova A-11:



I've an Elgin A-11 too, but that one is in need of some serious work. Haven't gotten to it yet.

 

[Bernhard J.]

Here is my Zenith. It has a protective cover against
magnetic fields.

 

[Wimberleytech]

Here is my Wehrmachtswerk D-H watch that I restored. It came from a family member (who has long passed) who served Allied forces in the Battle of the Bulge. I am pretty sure that it never worked after he retrieved it because it had rust in the keyless works. It is a Precimax P300 movement. I got incredibly lucky to see a pile of watch parts on ebay and in the mix were the parts of a P300 and I got it for next to nothing. I have some A-11s and some A-17s as well.