Suizex Small French Wrist Watch Swiss Movement WORKING US and European-African-Mid

and European-African-Mid

and would hold enough to make even the worst meal coming out of the goulashkannone palatable

There are 14 booklets that cover recipes and rationing

The back of the tins asks you to "Please don't confuse us with the other Messmer" - apparently knock offs were a concern even in pre-war Germany

These show some storage wear and dirt but are generally in good condition

Suizex Small French Wrist Watch Swiss Movement WORKING US and European-African-MidSmall Suizex French wristwatch with a Swiss movement. I did test this and it kept reasonably decent time over 24 hours. If you take it to a watch shop, they could probably clean it and adjust the time to be perfect. I tried to research this company and came up empty handed. They seem to have made watches from around the 1920's into the 60's or 70's. The style of the face suggests this is from the 1940's maybe early 50's the serial number inside is 36,