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The Glashütte Tradition replica 2016 Observation Watch replica is a reproduction of the classic aviator watches worn by pilots and navigators during World War II. These watches are characterized by their historically inspired design and functional features modeled after the original models. This model originates from stock from 2016. The name Glashütte Tradition, with its far-reaching history, was revived in 1998 by D. Dornblüth with the registration “Glashütter Tradition Dornblüth” in the German Patent and Trademark Office. In 2009, the Glashütte Tradition brand was strengthened again through an acquisition, focusing on individual and small-series production. This approach underscored the brand’s commitment to exclusivity and artisanal quality. Despite the renown and recognition that Glashütte Tradition earned for its high-quality watches, production was later discontinued. The cessation of watch production marks the end of a significant chapter in the brand’s history, though its influence on watchmaking and its traditions continues to endure. A Beobachtungsuhr, also known as a Fliegeruhr or B-Uhr, was specifically developed for pilots and navigators to meet their special requirements in military use, particularly during World War II. It is distinguished by several distinctive features that set it apart from conventional wristwatches. Central is the precision of the watch, necessary to enable exact timekeeping during flight navigation. This precision was crucial, as it was essential for calculating flight times and positions. Many Beobachtungsuhren were therefore certified as chronometers, meaning they underwent strict testing to ensure the highest accuracy standards. The dial was designed to be very clear and high-contrast, usually with a black base and white numerals or indices. The combination of luminous numerals and luminous hands allowed pilots to read the time easily in the dark. A particularly striking feature was the triangle at the 12 o’clock position, which stood in place of the number 12. This triangle helped the wearer orient the watch quickly by making the top of the dial immediately recognizable. A central seconds hand was another functional element of the Beobachtungsuhren, enabling precise second readings, which played a vital role in flight navigation. The watch was also built to withstand extreme conditions with its robust construction. In conclusion, Beobachtungsuhren are valued not only for their technical and functional design but also for their historical significance. They hold a special place in the history of aviation and the military and are today sought by collectors and watch enthusiasts for their rugged design, precision, and historical value. Specifications: - Case: stainless steel, brushed, onion crown - Diameter: 40.00 mm - 5 ATM - Sapphire crystal - Movement: automatic with stop-seconds, base Miyota, 21 jewels, 40h power reserve, rotor individually numbered and thermally colored - Pilot watch strap, tang clasp - The case number may vary. - vintage look

Estimation:€850

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