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·I got an early first edition copy of Zaf's new book, "Vintage Military Wristwatches".
I doubt there is anyone here that doesn't know Zaf Basha, but if you are new to military watches then you might not know about Zaf who is one of best and most knowledgeable military watch dealers in the world.
I, like a few of you out here, knew about Zaf's project from years back. I have to say having known about Zaf authoring this book and the time it took for him to research and go through his archive of sold watches from Classicwatch.com it took months of time in front of his computer and contacting people he knew to get information about these watches. I remember having conversations with him about going to the Smithsonian and other institutions to look up specifications. He even checked for me about some specifications for watches I wanted some clear background on. I am happy to see that this great project is now on sale as his first military watch book and it looks great!
Hopefully in front of a PC with a large screen you can see some notes I made about the book.
I'm uploading a huge images so you might need reduce the zoom to 90% or pan left and right to read the slides.
Or, zoom the page to make them bigger.
Small run watch books are often not inexpensive so if you want a little more information that what is on this Zaf's page,
https://www.classicwatch.com/asp/buy...k%27%29&Step=1
I thought this might help:
I doubt there is anyone here that doesn't know Zaf Basha, but if you are new to military watches then you might not know about Zaf who is one of best and most knowledgeable military watch dealers in the world.
I, like a few of you out here, knew about Zaf's project from years back. I have to say having known about Zaf authoring this book and the time it took for him to research and go through his archive of sold watches from Classicwatch.com it took months of time in front of his computer and contacting people he knew to get information about these watches. I remember having conversations with him about going to the Smithsonian and other institutions to look up specifications. He even checked for me about some specifications for watches I wanted some clear background on. I am happy to see that this great project is now on sale as his first military watch book and it looks great!
Hopefully in front of a PC with a large screen you can see some notes I made about the book.
I'm uploading a huge images so you might need reduce the zoom to 90% or pan left and right to read the slides.
Or, zoom the page to make them bigger.
Small run watch books are often not inexpensive so if you want a little more information that what is on this Zaf's page,
https://www.classicwatch.com/asp/buy...k%27%29&Step=1
I thought this might help: