Vario 1918 Trench Watch (Short Intro)

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When World War I began in 1914, soldiers faced a novel problem. In the chaos on and off the battlefield where precise timing was integral to routines, communications, and synchronizing attacks, reliable and accurate timepieces were vital. Many officers had pocket watches, but these had many shortcomings on the battlefield. They were cumbersome to pull out and to open the protecting lid with gloved hands, requiring officers to pause their duties. The dials were impossible to read at night, and the glass crystals broke easily. In a setting where a second could be the difference between life and death, it was clear that an alternative was needed. Thus, in the muddy trenches of the First World War, the wrist-watch was born.

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[mystic]

The torturous moment:
Decide on the big dial with number 6 intact or get the near historically correct dial with the partial number 6. They both look good.

[nintendonerdjoseph]

I'd like all of them, but unfortunately I can't afford any of them at the moment!

[masabthebeliever]

send me site from where i can buy this

[FigTreeSG]

Hey this look like a knock off of Zenith's line of Pilot watches, especially the dial and the font.

[havellsgec]

Start manufacturing and sell watch in india immediately