Can anyone value a 2nd world war moeris wristwatch?
you didn’t give great detail in to what it may of actually looked like so i can only guess so to my knowledge it is an interesting collectible specimen of the men’s timepiece from the WWII period, which was made by Swiss company MOERIS. Company MOERIS supplied watches mainly for military purposes. jewels-15 Diameter watch: 50 mm Thickness watch: 12 mm Moeris is one of the “lost” Swiss brands. Moeris are considered almost a forgotten brand. In 1893 Fritz Moeri founded the predecessor company Moeri & Jeanneret with “Moeri’s Patent”, a non-magnetic lever movement with exchangeable parts. In 1905 Moeris was one of the companies experimenting with the new Invar hairspring in their watches. At the Exhibition in Milan in 1906, the company won a Hors Concourse award for being a member of the jury. In 1909 the company was granted a patent for a timer housed in Binoculars. By 1923 they were producing chronographs and timers as well as their watches. Moeris was one of the first watch companies th
