Military watch for Majetek Big turtle California Majetek Big Turtle California Crazy Horse leather strap [M.R.M.W.] men, dial, dial,

Ships from Japan The back cover is fixed with screws on the top and bottom sides, just like the original. Usually, the lugs are parallel to accommodate the belt, but these lugs are spread outward in a Y shape. It is said that this successfully combines the rugged yet highly decorative coin edge. The upper left corner of the case is engraved with a crossed sword mark (a mark of ownership by the Czechoslovakian military). The index printing on the dial is vintage processed. The pointer on the rotating bezel allows you to mark elapsed time or important moments. Majetec is a cushion case pilot watch that the Czechoslovakian army ordered the three major watch makers of the time to make between 1935 and 1945. The first watch, commonly known as the "Big Turtle," is said to be a masterpiece of a pilot watch that is both martial and highly decorative. This well-balanced case is matched with the popular California dial. The California dial is a complex design with the indexes "10", "11", "1", and "2" in Roman letters, "4", "5", "7", and "8" in Arabic numerals, "3", "6", and "9" in bar indexes, and "12" in a triangular hour marker. Not only does it have a unique design, it also has excellent visibility and was adopted by the military. It is called the "high visibility dial" or "error proof dial" because you can't mistake the time no matter what position you're in (even if you're standing upside down). It was called the "error-proof dial." It is a design that has been around for almost 90 years, but it is still used in smartwatches today. The Crazy Horse Strap becomes more lustrous and wild the more you use it.