The Majetek is a cushion case-shaped pilot's watch that the Czechoslovak military commissioned the three major watch manufacturers of the time (Longines, Eterna, and Lemania) to manufacture between 1935 and 1945. In particular, Longines' first watch, commonly known as the 'Big Turtle,' is said to be a masterpiece of a highly decorative pilot's watch.
The triangle pointer linked to the bezel can be moved arbitrarily to measure elapsed time. The highly decorative rotating coin bezel, cobra hands, and muscular large cushion may seem counterintuitive, but the unique Y-shaped lugs create a unique overall look. It's a great balance of things.
In addition, the back cover of the original case is faithfully reproduced and the top and bottom of the case are fixed with screws. The crossed swords in the upper right corner of the case represent military property, and when the homeland was occupied by the German army, the pilot belonged to the Royal Air Force and fought to regain his homeland.
This is a symbol of his bravery. It is said that the sword was engraved to honor him. M. R. M. W. combined it with a California dial that has also been around since the 1930s. Not only is it unique, but it is also called an error-proof dial or high-visibility dial due to its high visibility, and it is combined with a cool and somewhat cute antique-looking dial that has been adopted by the Italian Navy Special Forces.
The small seconds are well-balanced on the 6 o'clock side of the dial, making them extremely easy to read. The logo of the manufacturer 'Montre roroi' is printed in cursive on the 12 o'clock side of the dial, and the words 'ANTI-MAGNETIQUE' (meaning anti-magnetic) are printed above the small seconds.
This product also has excellent magnetic resistance due to the inclusion of an anti-band plate. - Style: Big Turtle California Dial- Color: Black- Material: Steel, nylon- 12-hour domestic quartz movement (average monthly difference of 20 seconds - standard)- Stainless steel case- 3…
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