A German stopwatch used during the Second World War, from Löbner, from Berlin, which works, is offered for auction. This German manufacturer was dedicated to producing measuring instruments for military use. On the stopwatch dial, you can see the manufacturer's name (see attached photos). This is a VERY RARE to get stopwatch, which was manufactured for use by the German Army and the Luftwaffe Air Force. The stopwatch is preserved with normal signs of use, and the passage of time. In the crown, it can be seen that it does not have the fastening ring (see attached photos). Not that it lacks. It was manufactured and distributed that way, without a ring. It was made that way, since the stopwatch used to be fitted in some special types of support. In the ad, I attach a photo, where you can see this same model, in its original box, and you can see that it goes without the ring. The diameter of the body (size) is 50 millimeters not counting the crown. On the reverse, it has two closing covers, and are attached to a hinge. Both caps work fine. Inside the machinery, you can see the logot of the manufacturer Löbner Berlin (see attached photos). Other features: Nickel-chrome case. It has a single button to wind, start, stop, and to set the needles to 0. It has two hands, which, the larger one is to calculate seconds (30 seconds), and the smaller hand calculates the minutes (15 minutes). It is a stopwatch which is very rare to get! As stated above, the stopwatch WORKS. In the auction, I have more items, which could be of interest to you! The cost of postal shipping within Spain is 8.50 Euros. For shipments within the European Union the cost is 15.00 Euros, and the rest of the world 17.00 Euros.