Description
Mounted on the main instrument panel, this clock needs no introduction. It was made famous throughout the war as the standard German Aircraft Cockpit Clock. It was usually mounted on the front or side cockpit consoles and features a chronometer, adjustable bezel, and a 30-minute timer.
Made of aluminum with a bakelite bezel, this last (5th) model Junghans clock is in EXCELLENT used condition! It retains 90% of its original RLM66 cockpit paint, and features the screw on back. Some light marks and scratches throughout from age, but nothing that detracts. The dial still glows at night (must be charged with UV light), and the data plate is present (though quite faded)! There are no broken parts internally, and it is 100% FUNCTIONAL! Comes mounted on a wood display board, along with a brief history of this specific clock, indicating it was removed by the pilot of a downed Me109 over France (no further details, however). Would make a FANTASTIC addition to any collection, panel re-build, or restoration project!
