Lemania Series 2 Royal Australian Navy Issue Chronograph antiques The 60466E was heavily influenced

The 60466E was heavily influenced by the architecture of the Jaeger LeCoultre caliber found in the Mark XI dating back to the late ‘40s

This beautifully constructed case oozes class

The history of these watches began in 1992 at the CEPAT (the French Army's main diving school)

- Believed to be issued to an underwater combat diver

or “Fin de Garantie” markings

Lemania Series 2 Royal Australian Navy Issue Chronograph antiques The 60466E was heavily influencedThe Watch . Lemania boasts a rich history, providing Timepieces for the British Armed Forces, amongst other militaries around the World such as Australia, Sweden and South Africa . These Lemania single pusher chronographs are best known for being issued to the Pilots of the RAF and The Fleet Air Arm which is the Naval Aviation arm of the Royal Navy and were produced for around 20 years, from the 50s to the early 70s, and in low quantities, they are