Germany Wehrmacht. A Serviceman's Wristwatch, by MIMO, c. 1940 Hold while the front section features

while the front section features a leather sweatband (slightly ripped)

but with the catch partially broken

During the Fashoda Incident (the climax of imperial territorial disputes between Britain and France in Eastern Africa)

itself adjusted with functional blackened magnetic metal buckles

The upper half of the scabbard is pebbled

Germany Wehrmacht. A Serviceman's Wristwatch, by MIMO, c. 1940 Hold while the front section featuresA wristwatch, constructed of a plated steel casing, featuring a black dial with hour markers 1 12 in Arabic numerals, graded at five second intervals and featuring an additional 60 second stopwatch numerals, with hour and minute hands, with a functional crown emanating from the side, retaining a period brown leather alligator skin strap with a functional buckle, the dial marked MIMO for the firm of Manufacture Internationale de Montres en Or (under