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My not so scientific survey of 25 samples shows the following:
These samples include the ones with 3H on the dial, the plain ones, several SZ samples and even a couple of Sinns.
My advice on buying a Bund -- find an expert and trust them. Becoming an expert yourself and getting comfortable with a particular watch can be difficult.
Good luck with your search!!
Jeff
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: Hi, yes I've seen a number of examples with 'BUND' before, or
: 'B.W.' as you say, so I don't see it as an issue. Here are a
: couple-
:
: https://bulangandsons.com/products/heuer-bundeswehr-3h-flyback-military-chronograph
:
: https://www.uhren-muser.de/en/53356/heuer-leonidas-bundeswehr-a-large-vintage-military-flyback-chronograph-of-the-german-air-force-bunde#&gid=null&pid=3
: but I've no doubt more examples could be found quite easily. 'Bund'
: is also commonly used as an abbreviation of 'Bundeswehr' (the
: 1550 is often referred to as the 'Heuer Bund') so no problem
: there.
: Of course I'm only answering your direct question and can't vouch
: for any other aspects of the watch!
: Thanks, Steve
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