Luftwaffe Messerschmitt Borduhr

Luftwaffe cockpit clocks were essential instruments in the cockpits of German military aircraft, especially during the Second World War, and were distinguished by their precision, robustness and good readability. These watches served as essential navigational instruments and for precise timekeeping during missions, particularly for synchronizing maneuvers and determining positions (in conjunction with pilots' observation watches). They typically featured a large, non-reflective dial with large, clear Arabic numerals and prominent hands, often with luminous paint for nighttime readability. Many aircraft clocks incorporated a high-quality mechanical movement, often with an 8-day power reserve, robust enough to withstand the vibrations and temperature fluctuations within the aircraft. The watches bore specific military markings, such as the "Fl." (Fliegernummern - pilot's number) of the Reich Air Ministry, affixed to the case or dial.

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Luftwaffe borduhr made by the firm Junghans from Schramberg Germany. The clock is in a very nice condition without any damages and is in a working order. Nicely maker marked with Gerat Nr, Werk Nr, Anforder Nr. , and maker.