Original British WWII Era Pattern No. 4 Swiss Made Military Stopwatch - Broad Arrow Marked Brunswick Parts I remember how cold it

I remember how cold it was

which was like cloth being ripped or the sound of a buzzsaw

The cadres which would eventually train the expanded  Wehrmacht in the later 1930s learned light machine gun tactics on the MG 13

Year of Manufacture: circa 1893

with no cracks in the thin green glass that we can see

Original British WWII Era Pattern No. 4 Swiss Made Military Stopwatch - Broad Arrow Marked Brunswick Parts I remember how cold itOriginal Item: Only One Available. In full working order, this is an very nice WWII Era British Military Issue Stopwatch. This is the type that was used on bombing raids over Germany as well as setting Torpedo Timings during WWII. The face is simply marked at the bottom: SWISS MADE The casing looks to be nickel plated, or possibly solid nickel alloy. The back folds down to serve as a stand, showing serial number 390013, and we also can easily open the