This item has been in my home for a long time. It's part of my family's collection, but it's just been stored away, so I'm offering it to someone who appreciates it. First, please consider that this is an old item, so only those who understand this should consider purchasing. I will describe it to the best of my knowledge. According to my research, it appears to be from 1950. I've never opened it, so I don't know the condition of the inside, but I checked if it works and it's been about 7 hours since I wound it. So far, there's no significant time deviation. I apologize that I haven't tested it for 8 days. Also, there is some dirt on the hour hand. It seems like the glass can be removed (is that true?), and the dirt looks like it could be wiped off, but I don't know how, so it will remain as is. When I translate the back (please check the photos), it says it's a WALTHAM-made U.S. Army Air Forces cockpit clock. There are no markings, but I think it's the same as the one called Type A11, what do you think? It has a well-used feel, and it looks like something was scratched on the back with a hard object, but I can't tell what it is. Maybe numbers? The part you wind is also quite worn, with the paint peeling off, but I think the well-used feel gives it a more military vibe! Also, below the "8 DAYS" text, there are "AN~" and numbers in black letters, the same color as the dial. I can't read them clearly, but I think the same numbers are written in English on the back of the clock. They look like the same numbers. Is it a model number or something? I don't know. It has transcended time, and everything else, and since it's an old item, I hope those who can appreciate the scratches and dirt as part of its character will consider it. I don't know the details, so I would appreciate it if only those who understand the item in its current condition would consider purchasing it. It is a very old item. Thank you. It ticks with a nice sound. Please check the photos for the size. Type: Interior Popular keywords: America, Vintage