WW2 Helvetia Rare German Military army issue DH Type 2 Wristwatch Cal 82A 1940s brand_Omega We love how simple and

We love how simple and symmetrical the dial is

making it an essential tool for doctors

This meant that Baume & Mercier were unable to market their watches in Britain until Baume & Co

Rolex no longer produce a manually wound oyster so making this a little special

starting out by producing ladies’ wristwatches

WW2 Helvetia Rare German Military army issue DH Type 2 Wristwatch Cal 82A 1940s brand_Omega We love how simple andThis Watch We have here a 1940s Helvetia, likely issued to the German military during the Second World War. Germany were unable to produce watches for its own military and decided to approach Swiss watch manufacturers. Starting in 1942, these watches had a D, DU and DH in their serial number to signify military property. The black dial has an outer minute track has Arabic numeral indexes marking the hours coated in luminance, at 6 oclock a sub second