British Vintage Chronograph on 2040-parts.com
Tarzana, California, United States
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BRITISH VINTAGE CHRONOGRAPH Up for your consideration is a VINTAGE BRITISH CHRONOGRAPH, circa 1930s, 40s. It is likely from an aircraft but can be used for automotive accessory in dash, etc., or great addition for any timepiece collection. It sets and winds, but only runs for a short period and stops. It has a very nice face, hands and glass. Overall very good condition. See Pics. Great Christmas Gift, Stocking Stuffer. Thanks for looking and please browse our ebay store. New arrivals daily. |
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