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114 - A. Lange & Söhne - Kriegsmarine
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A. Lange & Söhne - Kriegsmarine (*) A navigation deck watch of the German "Kriegsmarine" with a 35-hour power reserve indicator and nationality marking—1st class, assembled by Andreas Huber, Munich-Berlin Movement No. 201813, Cal. 48, Case No. 201813, Dimensions 59 mm, circa 1943, Weight 167 g, Origin: Germany Case: Silver, smooth, military engraving: swastika “M 6832”. Dial: Silvered. Movement: 2/3-plate movement, lever escapement, Guillaume balance. The A. Lange & Söhne Marine Observation Watch, Caliber 48, is a high-precision military pocket watch produced from 1940 onward for the German Kriegsmarine during World War II. The 48-mm base caliber was developed by A. Lange & Söhne in Glashütte and had to meet extremely strict specifications: the daily rate deviation was required to be less than one second. Every movement was tested and certified by the Deutsche Seewarte (German Naval Observatory). Versions (Classes): 1st Class (Officer’s Watch): Solid silver case with three hinges and a higher level of movement finishing (often engraved with the designation “1. Kl.”). Standard Version: Middle case section in silver, with the back cover and bezel silver-plated, designed to allow the pressure case back to be opened. In addition to A. Lange & Söhne, other firms such as Andreas Huber (Munich/Berlin), Wempe (Hamburg), and Alpina-Dugena (Berlin) were involved in the regulation and final finishing of these watches. The finishing companies signed the inner caseback. Case: very good, slightly worn. Dial: very good. Movement: very good, in working order, cleaning recommended.
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