Lecoultre Aircraft Clock on 2040-parts.com
Medford, New Jersey, United States
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Lecoultre military clock probably from an aircraft. The movement appears to be very clean and the balance is good. Dial is very clean as is the glass lense that covers it. Original screws holding it together.
Dial is stamped A.F. US ARMY TYPE A11 As you can see in the pics the winding stem is missing so one would have to be found or just use the parts in this item for another repair of a similar item. No cracks in case. US shipping only |
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