Germany Wehrmacht. A Serviceman's Wristwatch, by MIMO, c. 1940 Hold while the front section features

while the front section features a leather sweatband (slightly ripped)

During the Fashoda Incident (the climax of imperial territorial disputes between Britain and France in Eastern Africa)

bearing the metal clasp with the dates 1848-1898

itself adjusted with functional blackened magnetic metal buckles

we "need to have written" more than in any previous period

Germany Wehrmacht. A Serviceman's Wristwatch, by MIMO, c. 1940 Hold while the front section featuresA wristwatch, constructed of a plated steel casing, featuring a black dial with hour markers 1 12 in Arabic numerals, graded at five second intervals and featuring an additional 60 second stopwatch numerals, with hour and minute hands, with a functional crown emanating from the side, retaining a period brown leather alligator skin strap with a functional buckle, the dial marked MIMO for the firm of Manufacture Internationale de Montres en Or (under