The Bulova A11 military watch holds a distinguished place in horological history, particularly during World War II. Introduced in the early 1940s, the A11 was designed to meet the precise needs of U.S. Army Air Force navigators and pilots. Known for its robust construction and reliable performance, the A11 featured a black dial with luminous hands and markers, ensuring optimal readability even in low-light conditions. 

One of its key attributes was its hacking seconds feature, which allowed for synchronized timekeeping crucial for coordinated missions. The watch's movement was based on the renowned Swiss-made Bulova 10AK mechanism, known for its accuracy and durability. 

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This rare watch is in great shape considering its age of 80 years plus! The dial is rich black with the synonymous bold Arabic numerals and stark minute track we would expect to see on a WW2 military watch. The nickel-plated case does show signs of wear but nothing we wouldn't expect to see on a watch that may well have seen live action during the war. On the case back one can note the original military markings and the watch is in full working order. This should pique the interest of any military enthusiast as a rare and valuable survivor of WW2.