File:Wrist Watch WWI.jpg

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Deutsch: Schuetzengrabenarmbanduhr, Waltham, USA, um 1914 (Deutsches Uhrenmuseum, Inv. 47-3352)

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4 October 2011

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Deutsches Uhrenmuseum

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Museumsfoto

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