The Betriebsuhr (station clock) was used at all WW2 German switchboard exchanges to record time that calls were received/sent. These clocks, actually chronometers, were hand-wound and were highly accurate. They were made by various manufacturers, including Junghans and Kienzle, according to Wehrmacht specifications.
Messages received and sent were recorded on special forms as shown below. These form included spaces for time read off of the switchboard’s Betriebsuhr.
Betriebsurhen are fairly common, but in most cases, very expensive, especially in working condition. Keep in mind that these clocks are repairable by any reputable clock/watch repair shop.
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Betriebsuhr
Betriebsuhr
Last edited by Rotwang M on 08 Mar 2022, 23:21, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Betriebsurh
Betriebsuhr I believe instead of Betriebsurh.
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