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Not a divers watch

In Response To: Well spotted. In '37 Longines had a divers type bezel.. ()

This a early second-setting watch used by pilots. These was made by Longines, Movado, Omega and others. They are very small by todays standard at 29mm. This watch is not waterproof and was never intendend for diving.

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Jarl
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Origin of the Rotating Bezel?

Re: Origin of the Rotating Bezel?

Indeed, Heuer Had Rotating Marker (circa 1935)

Well spotted. In '37 Longines had a divers type bezel..

Interesting: Rotating Bezels from late 1920s / 30s

Not a divers watch

Interesting; Then First Rotating Bezel Was for Aviation

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