Lemania is one of the most important names in the history of Swiss chronograph watchmaking. Founded by Alfred Lugrin in 1884, the company became renowned for producing chronographs, stopwatches and highly respected mechanical movements. Over the twentieth century, the Lemania…
Among collectors of military watches, few markings generate more discussion than the simple letters stamped on the back of German-issued wristwatches from the Second World War. Codes such as DH, D, DU, KM and RLM are often used to identify…
The Laco FL 23883 was not an ordinary pilot’s wristwatch. It was a military navigation instrument built for the Luftwaffe during the Second World War. Large, highly legible and fitted with the Durowe D5 movement, it was designed for one…
The UROFA 59 is one of the most important German chronograph movements of the twentieth century. It was not created as a luxury calibre or as a decorative complication. It was designed as a serious aviation instrument, built in Glashütte…