This is one of the best examples of a Jardur Bezelmeter Chronograph I’ve found. The dial is all original. Only the original hands have been re-lumed many decades ago. This watch has the original turning bezel, thick 13.3mm. stainless steel case including the crystal. This pilot’s ww2 (circa 1944) watch measures a robust 37mm. across and 45mm. lug-to-lug. This vintage chronograph has angled lugs. The case is spectacular-lightly and properly polished at some time. The original dial is vibrant and amazing to gaze upon, with its complex indicators allowing pilots and navigators to calculate fuel, distance, flight time etc. In the Jardur advertising, the company boasted 10 functions which the watch offered: “actually 10 precision time-pieces in one unit….Wristwatch…Time-out watch…Stop Watch…Tachometer…12 hour register…30 minute register…60 second timer…Degreemeter…Bezelmeter.” The Valjoux 72 manual winding (much desired) movement is the same as used in the 60’s Rolex Daytona watch. This movement is a true prize-sparkling after a very recent dismantle and meticulous cleaning. This WW2 military era chronograph watch is a gem.