IWC Vintage Pre-Mark XI Britische Militär Herrenuhr MoD, ca. 1948. - photo 1
IWC Vintage Pre-Mark XI Britische Militär Herrenuhr MoD, ca. 1948. - photo 2
IWC Vintage Pre-Mark XI Britische Militär Herrenuhr MoD, ca. 1948. - photo 3
IWC Vintage Pre-Mark XI Britische Militär Herrenuhr MoD, ca. 1948. - photo 4
IWC Vintage Pre-Mark XI Britische Militär Herrenuhr MoD, ca. 1948. - photo 5
IWC Vintage Pre-Mark XI Britische Militär Herrenuhr MoD, ca. 1948. - photo 6

IWC Vintage Pre-Mark XI Britische Militär Herrenuhr MoD, ca. 1948.

Lot 493
08.01.2022 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 4 900
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Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 493 | IWC Vintage Pre-Mark XI Britische Militär Herrenuhr MoD, ca. 1948.
IWC Vintage Pre-Mark XI British military Mens watch MoD, ca. 1948. Case steel with fixed lug bars. handwound movement caliber 89 with hacking seconds and two barrels, movement bridge additonally signed with broad arrow hallmark for registration of British government property. The Mark XI was issued from 1949 on, so this example is probably a pre-series. caseback stamped on the outside with broad arrow, 6B/346 (representing the new aviation standard for wrist watches by the MoD, which makes chronometer certified movements and magnetic field protection mandatory) as well as 710/48. Inside of caseback signed with IWC and Stainless Steel. Inner case made from soft iron for magnetic field protection. Tritium dial and luminous hands (luminous material on hands relumed, still after-glowing. Visible signs of use on case, crystal and strap. 36mm diameter without crown.
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