I have a really cool watch that I'm selling. The Tutima Flieger chronograph 1941 that is hand wound Asking 1450 shipped to you FedEx Conus only, payment method Zell or PayPal with very good references and history on here This comes as watch only I do not have the box or papers and it is also on an aftermarket leather B&R bands that is incredibly comfortable and I think fits the watch really well and will fit about a six and a half inch wrist at the smallest setting. Watch service history is unknown it is worked very well for the last 2 years and everything is functioning normal and it's keeping good time when I check it. Watch info Movement: Tutima The movement is modified Valjoux 7760, handwound chronograph. The modifications involve moving the chrono minute register to the 3 o'clock position from the 7760's standard 12 o'clock location. It is 28,800 bph, diameter 30mm, thickness 7mm, 21 jewels (2 more than the stock 7760?) , power reserve ~42 hours. Incabloc shock protection. Bridges are finished with Geneva stripes. Functions: Hours, minutes, sub-seconds at 9 o'clock Sweep second chronograph seconds hand. 30-minute chrono register at 3 o'clock. Coin edge, rotating bezel with red time marker - can be used for measuring elapsed or countdown time. Case: Stainless steel, matte-satin-finished, diameter 38.7mm, height 14.7mm. Coin-edge bidirectional rotating bezel with red index mark. Convex domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. Movement nicely finished with Geneva stripes. Back is screw-down, large hefty crown is double-sealed. Water resistant to 10 bar Dial and hands: Luminous hands and hour markers -very bright green compound, which seems to fade away after 8-10 hours or so. The dial is a nice black, and has very high-resolution minute chapters. Sub-seconds at 9 o'cloc, the 30-minute chrono register is at 3 o'clock. The sweep second chrono hand is very long, and extends into the high-resolution section of the minute chapters, allowing you to determine timing to the fraction of a second. Thanks for looking