Military Issued Timepieces: Tutima, JLC, Lemania
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Military Issued Timepieces: Tutima, JLC, Lemania

By Brandon Skinner · Jul 16, 2019 · 21 replies
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Some of the coolest watches to have ever been made were watches commissioned by governments for military purposes. If I am correct, below is one of the last “mechanical” timepieces to be issued to a military before quartz watches unfortanately started to become commonplace. This Tutima was issued to

Some of the coolest watches to have ever been made were watches commissioned by governments for military purposes. If I am correct, below is one of the last “mechanical” timepieces to be issued to a military before quartz watches unfortanately started to become commonplace. This Tutima was issued to the West German Bundeswehr in the 1980’s before the wall came down. If you would, please share your Issued timepieces here.




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amanico
Jul 16, 2019

Jaeger Lecoultre. Lemania: Longines: Heuer: Hamilton: Benrus: Breitling: Blancpain: Omega: Tudor and Rolex: Still some to come... Best, Nicolas

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chippyfly
Jul 17, 2019

My only one, which is regularly worn in action. Solo, so hands off the controls to take the photo! Clive

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Brandon Skinner
Jul 17, 2019

Somehow I always forget that Jaeger is among the brands who supplied watches to the military. For whom were they for?

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Brandon Skinner
Jul 17, 2019

Your Omega is living a very complete life!

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Tim Jackson
Jul 17, 2019

Not technically "issued" by the military...but pretty close! Cheers, Tim

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rdenney
Jul 18, 2019

I bought it last year—I just had to have a watch with “US Government” on the dial. —Rick

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