• Benrus Watch Serial Number Search Engines

Itools pro 1.8.2.1 crack. Though not a Rolex or an Omega, the Benrus Type I and II now command noteworthy numbers in today’s market, which can be attributed back to their scarcity, along with the genius of the design. It’s estimated that somewhere in the range of just 16,000 examples of the watches were produced, with the Type II Class A being the most common,. The roots of Benrus go back to a watch-repair shop founded in New York City in 1921 by a Romanian immigrant named Benjamin Lazrus. One of three brothers, Lazrus quickly branched into the manufacture of watch cases, which he’d fill with movements, dials, and hands assembled in, and imported from, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. With guidance from the military specification, there were two types of these watches produced: Type I and Type II. Although the Type is stamped on the back of the case (along with mil-spec number, manufacturer, NSN, manufacturer part number, contract number, production date, and serial number), telling Type I from Type II is as easy as looking at the dial.

Benrus Watch Serial Number Search Engines

Watch dogs exe. This Benrus Type I Class A is a monster of a watch, and for good reason. In the ’70s, the American forces gave Benrus a specification (MIL-W-50717) outlining their needs for a diving watch and what you see here is the result.
Equipped with a large 43mm super-solid parkerised asymmetrical case, a highly legible dial and simple functionality, these pieces were issued to elite military divers, including the Navy SEALs. Furthermore, with a depth rating at the time of 365 meters and bi directional notched bezel, this is serious the ultimate utility watch that both looks and acts the part.
The caseback is stamped with all the associated military numbers, including the mil-spec number (MIL-W-50717), the manufacturer and model number, the NSN and manufacturer part number, it’s contract number alongside its production date and serial number.
Between the Type II (notable by its 24-hour markings on the dial) and the Type I, the latter tends to be more desirable due to its rarity with only 6000 pieces made. This example, in particular, is special as it is numbered 066 with an issue date of December 1972, making it a very early example.