Luftwaffe Chronograph

alanint · 08-07-2015, 10:14 AM

Hanhart of Switzerland, Lange & Sohne and Tutima, located in Glashutte, Germany made official Luftwaffe wrist watches. They are valuable today. An average example can fetch $2,000-$3,000. Having the original riveted wrist band would have helped value tremendously. You can contact Tutima Glashutte and ask them if they can repair the watch for you, (you will recognize their "Gran Flieger" in the collection)! http://tutima.com/watch/grand-flieger-6402-01/

http://tutima.com/watches/

Another option is to look for vintage repair and restoration shops like the Old Time Watch shop, who tend to have more expertise and the parts for these old mechanical movements.

http://oldtimewatchclockshop.com/

Probably the best help you will get is the guys over at Military Watch Buyer. They will help value, sell or repair the watch for you.

http://militarywatchbuyer.com/blog/l...-wristwatches/

08-07-2015, 10:14 AM	#2
alanint User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Marco Island, Florida Posts: 4,867 Thanks: 1,685 Thanked 1,917 Times in 1,193 Posts	Hanhart of Switzerland, Lange & Sohne and Tutima, located in Glashutte, Germany made official Luftwaffe wrist watches. They are valuable today. An average example can fetch $2,000-$3,000. Having the original riveted wrist band would have helped value tremendously. You can contact Tutima Glashutte and ask them if they can repair the watch for you, (you will recognize their "Gran Flieger" in the collection)! http://tutima.com/watch/grand-flieger-6402-01/ http://tutima.com/watches/ Another option is to look for vintage repair and restoration shops like the Old Time Watch shop, who tend to have more expertise and the parts for these old mechanical movements. http://oldtimewatchclockshop.com/ Probably the best help you will get is the guys over at Military Watch Buyer. They will help value, sell or repair the watch for you. http://militarywatchbuyer.com/blog/l...-wristwatches/