How to collect WW2 German military watches.

Looking to learn more about how to collect German military watches. Volume 2 includes comprehensive facts, figures and fine Photography; an indispensable reference work for WW2 German military watch enthusiasts, military watch collectors, auction houses and horologists.

Volume 2 from the German Military Timepieces series addresses the idiosyncratic watch numbering systems deployed by the German forces, (Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, Heer, SS). Numbering analysis tables provide an opportunity to define individual timepiece manufacture by date:timely,quantified new data, replacing old, subjective theories. 

Volume 2 also includes  period watch photographs, rare WW2 German military watch-related documents, technical illustrations, plus  incisive descriptions (covering timepieces in date- and serial-number order).

Chapter Overview

Numbering appraisals include the following German and Swiss made watch brands: Alpina, Arsa, Doxia, Glycine, Helios, International Watch Company (IWC), Junghans, Leonidas, Omega, Record Watch Co., Silvana,Tritona,Tutima, Vacheron & Constantin, Wempe, Zenith and others.

1.WW2 German Military Watch Serial Numbering

2.WW2 German Military Watches. De-faced symbols & trademarks

3.WW2 German Military Inspection Office Markings

4.German Army watches

5.Luftwaffe watches

6.Kriegsmarine watches

7 Kriegsmarine Observer Watches, Chronometer Classifications, stop & pocket watches

8.Kriegsmarine Sea/Observer Chronometers

9.Kriegsmarine Ship Clocks. Including clocks for Battle ships, submarines, U-Boats & Destroyers

10.The Tutima Flyers Chronograph Wristwatch. Calibre 59

11.Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine & Hanhart. Chronograph Wristwatches

12 Luftwaffe Observer Watches

13 Luftwaffe Aircraft Instrument-Panel Clocks

14 German Military Duty Clocks

15 Waffen-SS watches, clocks, chronographs

15 German Military Timepieces post 1945

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WW2 German Military Timepieces.

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Volume 2.