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Hi friends. I just purchased the above watch online. It appears to be a Military Watch from WW2. I can’t find anything online about this model. I’m curious has anyone have any experience with this type of watch. The face is White. No name on face. The MFG is on inside case cover. Any little bit helps. Thanks much,

Jeff

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6 hours ago, WatchDuke said:

 I just purchased the above watch online.

As mentioned, pictures are always needed for identification.

Also, the introductions section is just for that, not for ask your first or following questions.

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