Junkers G38 D-2500

Tøff Junkers G38 klokke selges.

Denne ble laget som en "Tribute" til militær flyet med samme navn.

Det ligger historisk grunnlag på internett fra klokkeprodusenten.( + hentet utdrag fra internett lengere ned)

En lekker klokke med Dual-time,Ronda quarts urverk, og måler 42mm.

Tyskprodusert.

Kommer med orginal boks, og papirer vist på bilde.

Bilder er en del av beskrivelsen.

Nytt batteri 2 november. Tikker og går.

Ingen garanti på brukte klokker.

Litt nerde historie om G38 klokke + litt om Produsent historie for di som ønsker litt lesestoff:

Junkers G38

Not forgetting its roots in the aircraft industry, Junkers Watches pays tribute to its foundation by naming some of its collections after the Junkers planes. One, in particular, is the Junkers G38. The G38 was a large-scale transport aircraft that first took off in 1929. Now, the Junkers G38 refers to the sleek collection of watches manufactured by Junkers.

About Junkers

Junkers Watches is a German watchmaking company that produces high-quality watches that could rival those of Swiss manufacture. The brand is known for producing beautifully crafted aviation watches as the company has notable ties in the aircraft industries. Since its branching out into the watch industry, the company has produced 11 series and 59 models.

History of Junkers

From military aircraft to sleek leather watches, Junkers has had quite an interesting history since its conception in 1895. The company was founded by Hugo Junkers, a German aircraft engineer and designer. Junkers initially sold boilers and radiators, but then gained a significant role in the production of military aircraft in World War I. It even pioneered the use of all-metal aircraft. The company has made several achievements in its existence such as producing the first all-metal aircraft, flying world-record flights, and spearheading numerous aircraft innovations.

With its history in aviation, the company eventually came to produce aviation watches that serve pilots well. Junkers Watches is at the forefront of German watchmaking with designs that reflect the classic aviation look and those that pay tribute to the Bauhaus Movement  — an art movement that Hugo Junkers himself was heavily involved in.