1938-1948 Manual winding Cal.42

Garrett's hand-wound watch "Commander"

Chronograph". This is the world's only oval chronograph collection, created in 1938. It is a baby chrono model equipped with Excelsior Park Cal.42 that matches the unique case shape, and is the world's first wristwatch equipped with a 45-minute counter. The dial is a silver color that has changed over time. A combination of all numbers and blued Rosange hands. The subdial has two counters: a permanent second hand at the 9 o'clock position and a 45-minute counter at the 3 o'clock position. It has a good-looking design with outstanding details and a telemeter scale on the outer dial ring and a red letter tachometer in the center. The SS case has an oval shape with a diameter of 29mm. The back cover is a snapback. The band is equipped with a leather belt made by an outside company.

[Dial (dial)] Changes over time such as burns, stains, and scratches are observed throughout. Characters and memory are legible. The hands, indexes, and luminescence have changed over time.

[Case/back cover] There are scratches and scratches. There are no large dents.

[Crystal] It is in relatively good condition.

[Belt] New belt, made outside the company

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Size: Lug width is 14mm. The case diameter is approximately 29mm (excluding the crown), the length (lug to lug) is approximately 37mm, and the thickness is approximately 12mm (including the crystal).

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