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Huber Nautica early military watch of World War II - Kriegsmarine WW2
Huber Nautica early military watch of World War II - Kriegsmarine WW2
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A very special piece of military and German history is offered here:
An original "Huber Nautica" military watch from Munich during World War II for the German Navy
Description:
This magnificent piece of military watch history is presented in good and well-maintained condition, runs continuously (accuracy not tested, last service unknown, we generally recommend a service for watches of this age)
EZ: 2 Age-related almost best condition: hardly any visible signs of age or wear, dial unrestored in very good condition, movement really spotless, radium filling of the hands in Breguet style completely preserved, starts and runs
History of the Munich court watchmaker Huber (source: WatchWiki):
Huber, Martin
Former owner and managing director of the long-established Uhren Huber watch shop in Munich, with three branches in the city center (since acquired by the Swiss watch department store and manufacturer Bucherer ). Uhren Huber held the title of "Royal Bavarian Court Watchmaker," awarded by the then Bavarian Prince Regent in 1912. Martin Huber successfully led the Andreas Huber watch shop (always called "Uhren Huber" in Munich), which he took over as the fourth generation of the family, for decades and became one of the most well-known and respected watchmakers in Germany. He was close friends and acquaintances with other well-known figures in the watch industry, such as Günter Blümlein and Gerd-Rüdiger Lang .
With his books on Patek Philippe (together with Alan Banbery) and on A. Lange & Söhne, Martin Huber has created two standard works of watch literature
