Rare Vintage Fortis WWI Timepiece FORTIS manual winding wris

Posted on 1 year ago SG, Bukit Merah

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Price: SGD. 395


Rare Vintage Fortis WWI Timepiece, FORTIS manual winding wrist watch, Swiss Made, Art Deco Fortis Designer Timer, Fortis Watch Company, Military watch, World War One Trench Model, Military grade movement

 

For Sale, For Collector,

Rare WWI Timepiece, Trench Watch, Old Fortis Watch, Vintage Military Timer

Art Deco, Avant-garde timepieces, Limited Production, Memento, Memorabilia, Highly Collectibles

Rare Oversize Men FORTIS Military Issued Manual Winding WWI Trench Wrist Watch, SWISS

 

Rare Military 24-hrs Dial

Manual winding wrist watch

By FORTIS Watch Company, Switzerland

Men’s Watch, Military grade movement,

World War One Trench watch

Famous Aviator’s Watch maker

Stunning Oversize Stainless Steel Case

Stainless Steel military band

 

 

FORTIS Beautiful Movement

Incabloc

17 Jewels

Swiss Made

Manual Winding

Calibre ST 96

Mechanical Watch

Beautiful 24 hours Military Dial

Oversize Military Trench Watch

Dial signed Fortis, Swiss Made

Signed

FORTIS on back cover

Diameter 42 mm

Lug to Lug 46 mm

 

Authentic, Genuine, Original

FORTIS Military Watch

A piece for collector

 

The Trench watch (wristlet) was a type of watch that came into use by the military during World War I, as pocket watches were not practical in combat It was a transitional design between pocket watches and wristwatches, incorporating features of both

 

Fortis was founded by Walter Vogt in

1912 Twelve years after its establishment, Vogt set up production with John Harwood, inventor of the automatic wristwatch In 1926, Fortis released the patented Harwood Automatic, the first self-winding wristwatch, at Baselworld In 1937, Fortis commemorated the company's 25th anniversary by manufacturing and marketing its first chronographs, including the Rolls and the Autorist The Autorist was also designed by John Harwood and used the movement of the strap to power the watch By 1943,

Fortis introduced some of the world's first waterproof watches with the Fortissimo models