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Pero por lo que costaba te quedaba en la colección como Dios 
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Y también:
The Oversized Aviator’s Watch
Manufacturer: Seikosha, movement: 17 jewel bimetal movement with Breguet spiral, indirect central second indicator, housing: nickel coated, twisting bevel, Arabic numerals with enlarged 3,6,9 and 12, self-illuminating digits on a black face, nearly 50 mm in diameter. This watch had two roughly 15 cm long, broad leather straps. The straps were long enough to enable the pilot to wear the watch on his arm over his thick flying jacket. As before, these watches were not issued by the military but were privately owned. The central second movement is the same as that of the aircraft clock. It also moves at the same basis caliber as the pocket watch with the small second hand. It is not shock-proofed. The large winding crown allowed the watch to be wound or set while wearing gloves. The watch did not bear the star or anchor markings of Japan’s two military branches. However, photographs conclusively show that both Navy and Army pilots made use of this watch.
The Oversized Aviator’s Watch
Manufacturer: Seikosha, movement: 17 jewel bimetal movement with Breguet spiral, indirect central second indicator, housing: nickel coated, twisting bevel, Arabic numerals with enlarged 3,6,9 and 12, self-illuminating digits on a black face, nearly 50 mm in diameter. This watch had two roughly 15 cm long, broad leather straps. The straps were long enough to enable the pilot to wear the watch on his arm over his thick flying jacket. As before, these watches were not issued by the military but were privately owned. The central second movement is the same as that of the aircraft clock. It also moves at the same basis caliber as the pocket watch with the small second hand. It is not shock-proofed. The large winding crown allowed the watch to be wound or set while wearing gloves. The watch did not bear the star or anchor markings of Japan’s two military branches. However, photographs conclusively show that both Navy and Army pilots made use of this watch.
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...pues si que es de Seiko...y parece un bisel interior...
en todas las fotos se ve rodado y parece tener un puntito de lume en el 60
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Bueno el motivo del post era esta apasionante historia
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https://dan.com/buy-domain/vintagemilitarywatches.com?redirected=true
El que puse en la foto fue usado probablemente el 7 de Diciembre de 1941 en Pearl Harbor
saludos!
...pues si que es de Seiko...y parece un bisel interior...en todas las fotos se ve rodado y parece tener un puntito de lume en el 60.Bueno el motivo del post era esta apasionante historia
:https://dan.com/buy-domain/vintagemilitarywatches.com?redirected=true
El que puse en la foto fue usado probablemente el 7 de Diciembre de 1941 en Pearl Harbor
saludos!
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