Aircraft Clock, 8-day Civil Date Indicator Aeronaval (CDIA) WWII DC-3 but I'm leaving that to

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The top of the Throttle handle contains a button

Here is an original WWII-era Recognition Poster for the Japanese Navy's Patrol Bomber / Seaplane Kawanishi Type 97 Mavis as published by the US Navy Jan 1943

This altimeter has a service stamped date of March 1991

The watch winds but runs intermittently

Aircraft Clock, 8-day Civil Date Indicator Aeronaval (CDIA) WWII DC-3 but I'm leaving that toHere is a fine example of a WWII era CDIA Aircraft Clock, 8 day, 24 hour dial, made by Waltham. According to the Waltham website: Approximately 134. 000 CDIA aircraft clocks where produced and equipped with Walthams famous 37 size, 8 day movement, housed in a black aluminum case secured to the aircrafts instrument panel. The crystal glass was secured by a bezel and gaskets to seal the movement against dust. The bezel assembly enclosed the civil date