Serbia, Kingdom. A Rare Milan T. Stefanovic Longines Pocket Watch to a Royal Military Academy Recipient, c.1930 visually-hidden the former retaining a maker’s

the former retaining a maker’s label reading “FRIEDRICH KELLER

also accompanied by its period original award document

with a replacement brown plastic button placed in the last position

but is maker marked with the logo of “Anton Wingen

and orders for sale

Serbia, Kingdom. A Rare Milan T. Stefanovic Longines Pocket Watch to a Royal Military Academy Recipient, c.1930 visually-hidden the former retaining a maker’sA rare Longines pocket watch from the prominent manufacturer Longines via the retailer Milan T. Stefanovic, Belgrade, comprised of a heavy silvered non ferrous metal casing, the obverse featuring a white dial face with an intact glass crystal, the former with black Roman numerals 1 12 graded at intervals of five between edge digit, topped by additional Arabic numbers 13 24 in red for use as a 24 hour clock, with number and minutes hands and an