How This Wristwatch Helped Pilots Win WW2!

[@HistoryX]

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[@Wilett614]

FYI The A11 watch you show up "close" is a BRITISH Version !! not an American A11 ... lol I personally own 27 A11 USAAF Wristwatches one of EACH Manufacture . Mostly Hamilton's and Eglin's a few Bulova ones too . Outstanding Wristwatches , They STILL keep perfect time even Today , IF they are kept CLEAN and Serviced Regularly . Cheers~

[@AnthonyTolhurst-dw1nc]

What’s with the knobs on wrong side in thumbnail?

[@HistoryX]

Thanks for the comment. This particular image is an AI-generated image in order to provide a clear thumbnail. In many cases, and especially here, the AI 'misplaced' the crown on the wrong side. I tried to use an actual photograph of a pilot wearing a wristwatch, but after zooming in, the image was simply too blurry. Hope this explanation helps.

[@aproudamerican2692]

I'm going to go through my Grandfathers person effects that were sent back from the Rhine River by the Military. To see if his watch was one of these watches. We have his things put away for safe keeping.

[@ThunderAppeal]

No one fuqing cares.

[@HistoryX]

It would be amazing if you discover an A-11 among his personal effects

[@williambryan1103]

Try buying a watch today that doesn't require a battery

[@jeff_AZ]

Something caused me to subscribe to this channel, then I listened to this video and now I’m unsubscribing. You’re talking very slowly with long pauses, you’re wasting my time.

[@85bigGMC]

You know you can adjust the playback speed right? Also, this isn’t an airport. There is no need to announce your departure.