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Not joking! The T and 3H markings do mean the same thing, so I don't know why some of the early Bundeswehrs have both markings.
Have you seen Walter Manning's work into cataloguing the variations amongst the Bund dials? http://brown-snout.com/horology/articles/heuer_bundeswehr_chrono/
He finds a number of variations amongst dials, with 3H markings, the T or both and we seem to see this in examples here too.
All said, I'm not an expert in either Bunds or military watches in general so happy to defer to one who is but I didn't think absence of the T was that indicative when the 3H was present?
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