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Eterna Majetek Czechoslovak Air Force WWII — photo 1/9

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Eterna

Eterna Majetek Czechoslovak Air Force WWII

Price: €2.985,00
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01Technical details

Period1930s
Case38 mm excluding crown
MovementEterna in-house calibre 852
DisplaySmall seconds
DialPronounced vintage patina
TypeMajetek-style aviation watch

02The watch and its history

Watches associated with the Majetek family evoke the development of wrist instruments for Czechoslovak aviation. Small-seconds versions predate some later centre-seconds variants.

03About this example

A 38 mm Eterna with calibre 852 and characterful patina. Military markings and configurations vary between examples; the presence or absence of a marking alone does not prove a specific date or provenance.

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About Eterna

Established in 1856, Eterna helped develop the modern automatic wristwatch, notably with a ball-bearing rotor in 1948. Its KonTiki collection recalls Thor Heyerdahl's 1947 Pacific expedition.