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Forgotten Field now has a clock and watch repair facility! An instrument maker with 40 years experience has joined us to repair WWII aircraft clocks and watches. Services offered range from cleaning to complete overhaul of your time piece. We will repair the AAF A-11 and Ordnance Wristwatches, Aircraft Clocks A-11, A-13, CDIA, and 37500 manufactured by Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova, Longines Wittnauer, Waltham, or Wakmann. We will also work on your Kienzle, Seikosha, Smith and other non-US mechanical aircraft clocks. Some of the clocks in repair now and available for sale are shown below. PM or email me if you have questions.

1974 Military Waltham

US Navy 1942 Elgin CDIA

1939 Elgin Pioneer as used by pre-WWII USN and USAAC aircraft

1952 Smith's Aircraft Clock as used by post-WWII British Aircraft

Since you've most likely seen all the different variations of the A-11 8 Day Clocks I was wondering if you might help me identify my variation which isn't
Maker marked and has AF US ARMY Tyoe A-11 8 Day Clock marked on the face but what makes it different is that the winder sets behind the clock face on the lower right corner at a 4 o'clock angle protruding away from and below the clock so it could never be sat on a level surface, so I'm wondering how it would be installed in an instrument panel with the winder sticking down the way it does? Thank You Mike mikem@compprime.com

Hey, that’s cool!

I know someone with a Stearman that needed an A11 overhauled. I’ll send them to your website.

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I have 3 or 4 A-11 for repair . Can you send me your address to send them to. Thanks bob_may45@hotmail.com

Hi,
Thanks for the recent responses. I am not the expert on clocks, although I have learned much more since starting this service. If you have questions, send photos and I'll send them on to the clock maker.

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