Originally a high end luxury Pocker Watch, this was requisitioned and officially accepted into Navy service during the war! During the Second World War, the German Kriegsmarine relied heavily on high-precision Swiss timepieces, and Ulysse Nardin was among the most respected manufacturers used for naval service. When the Navy required reliable pocket watches for bridge… (read more)
Featuring the same movement as the Luftwaffe B-Uhr, these were produced LATE in the war, only 10 examples are known to exist! The company name derives from the surname Lacher and the abbreviation Co. At the company’s time of establishment in the mid 1920s, many other watch manufacturers in Pforzheim used almost exclusively Swiss movements…. (read more)
IWC was only contracted to make 1500 of these between 1942 and 1943! The German Navy contracted IWC to produce Navigational Deck Watches, for use on G. Made with a 57mm nickel case, this IWC Kriegsmarine Navigation Watch is in SUPERB functioning condition! Used during the war, there are some marks and wear due to… (read more)
This was used at airfields, on-board various surface vessels Submarines, Destroyers, Battleships, Carriers, etc. , as well as weather stations! A barometer is a scientific instrument used in meteorology to measure atmospheric pressure. Pressure tendency can forecast short term changes in the weather. Numerous measurements of air pressure are used within surface weather analysis to… (read more)
From the film “Mystery Submarine” released in 1963. This poster was sent to theatres to be displayed in the lobby to promote the film’s engagement. The poster has a bit of wear and measures 22×28 inches. The item “MYSTERY SUBMARINE original WW2 22×28 movie poster BRITISH NAVY/GERMAN U-BOATS” is in sale since Wednesday, June 10,… (read more)
