I can't seem to find any pictures of similar Polerouters (with the date at 6 o clock). Can someone here say anything about its authenticity? What year it might be from, and this bracelet must be from something else, since it seems too small, and the only markings on it is "stainless steel" and some mark I can't really understand after it. What caliber are the movement? If anyone have some views on anything about this watch, I would like to know.

I just bought it, and it was supposed to work, but only ran for about half an hour. So I've delivered it to a watchmaker today.

 

The simplest of google image searches finds countless examples of this model.

Type in "polerouter III" and prepare to be educated.

 

Actually, I´ve of course done that, and at least on my computer I can't fint a single one with the date at 6´o clock
If you can, then it must be something different with my computer and the way google works from my part of the world. Can you link to some pictures?
I guess that for the date to be at 6 instead of 3, the inner "wheel" with the markings on would also have to look different, so the numbers are in the right angle.


Anyone who have any thoughs about the bracelet that seems too small for the watch? Or what caliber the movement is?

 

Here is an example:

And I believe the caliber is a caliber 71, which is a caliber 72 without the day-of-the-week wheel, as specified on this wonderful website:

http://www.polerouter.de/frameset-movements.htm

 

Thanks for the picture. Actually I'm reading on that page now, and was about to link it in here myself. Mostly because its said that those series of movements have the date at 3, but also because the page said the caliber 71 was NOT used in Polerouter models. Apparently it was...