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We love a good military piece, as we've said many times before. replica A Lange & Sohne 410.025 Men's watch Today's military piece is really something very cool.It is not so much a watch or a clock as it is a detonation timer.Yes, this small clock was originally installed into World War II US Bomber planes as a means to track how long the flight crew had until a just released bomb would explode.If the functionality and purpose of this timepiece wasn't interesting enough, it is actually made by Hamilton.Essentially, this timepiece was mounted on a turret and due to the hacking mechanical Hamilton movement, it allowed the gunman to effectively track elapsed time after the bomb was released and before it went kaboom.

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