This is an actual Waltham A-17 from the time. It is a wristwatch manufactured and used as a U.S. Army issue item in the 1950s. As per the specifications of a military watch, Lug width: 16mm Size: 34mm (including the crown) These are representative sizes. Among military watches, whose value continues to rise year after year, this model is particularly rare and the number available has decreased. The release from overseas individual collectors is priced at 170,000 to 220,000 yen, and it was unclear whether this was after an overhaul. Even with customs duties and fees, it's a model that has become truly expensive. This is also not a listing after an overhaul, and because it's close to the level where an overhaul is essential for practical use, the price has been significantly reduced. It is a famous masterpiece loved as the successor to the A-11 as a military watch. The black dial, while simple, has a circular arrangement of numbers that gives a sense of weight, and it is a design that is truly a genuine military watch. For the listing, an unused, stored strap has been attached. It is a single-piece cotton strap from a brand famous for its reproductions, and it cost 4,400 yen. Once you get used to it, the fit is outstanding, and it's a design that can be worn year-round, so I think it will be useful. Since I purchased it about 3 years ago, it wouldn't run even when hand-wound, and the second hand would start moving when the body was lightly shaken, so an overhaul is 【essential】 for practical use. Therefore, the condition is listed as 【generally bad】. The seller had kept it completely as a collection, so it has never been worn on the wrist, but I thought that a wristwatch is meant to be used, so I wanted to offer it to someone who would repair it and use it. It is a vintage item from about 70 years ago. Please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand vintage items or used military watches. Also, I am not that knowledgeable, and I cannot guarantee that the appearance and contents are completely original. Please understand this point before considering. Unfortunately, fake military watches are circulating, so please refrain from returns to prevent swapping (as an aside, I have been targeted by swap scams twice in the past). To those who also love military watches, thank you. ★