Jaeger LeCoultre 6b/159 steel case (1942) Current Collection this meant that the quality

this meant that the quality could be kept consistent and replacement parts were interchangeable

It is supplied with a new Hirsch leather strap

so the hand makes one complete revolution each hour

worn condition - it has marks of use

then you read off the time in the other city against the 24 hour marker on the edge of the dial

Jaeger LeCoultre 6b/159 steel case (1942) Current Collection this meant that the qualityThis is a Royal Air Force navigators watch from the second world war in the rare stainless steel case (referred to for obvious reasons as "beefy lugs"). The watch was made by Jaeger LeCoultre, one of the top Swiss brands and was ordered by the RAF for pilots and navigators for use during the second world war. One can only wonder at the action it must have seen! RAF watches from this period were supplied by a number of manufacturers including Omega,