Case Diameter: 41 mm
Case Height: 14 mm
Case length: 45 mm
Lug Width: 20 mm
Movement: Eterna signed ETA cal.
2824, 25j hacking automatic, quick-set
date, 40 hr. power reserve, 28,800
bph.
Case material: Stainless steel
Crown: Screw down
Bezel: Uni-directional, indexed w/ 60
clicks
Water resistance: 200 meters
The Eterna-Matic KonTiki Super was a favored watch of the IDF (Israeli Defense Forces) with a number of them being issued to members of Shayetet 13, the elite Naval Commando unit. This watch has correct IDF military engravings and came with a S-13 "Batwings" badge. I don't know whether this watch was S-13 issue or not, but it is in exceptional condition. Most surviving examples of IDF issue KonTikis show considerable wear, having been worn by soldiers often in combat operations.
IDF issued watches can be identified by military engravings on the back of the watch. The IDF property marks on this watch are in Hebrew, beginning with the letter "tzade" (which looks kinda like the letter "y"), which is the first letter in the word "Tzvah" or "Forces," as in "Israeli Defense Forces." The serial number is followed by a "nun" (looks like the letter "j"). Note that Herbew language reads from right to left. The markings on the lower portion of the case back are the catalog and parts numbers for the watch.
Case Height: 14 mm
Case length: 45 mm
Lug Width: 20 mm
Movement: Eterna signed ETA cal.
2824, 25j hacking automatic, quick-set
date, 40 hr. power reserve, 28,800
bph.
Case material: Stainless steel
Crown: Screw down
Bezel: Uni-directional, indexed w/ 60
clicks
Water resistance: 200 meters
The Eterna-Matic KonTiki Super was a favored watch of the IDF (Israeli Defense Forces) with a number of them being issued to members of Shayetet 13, the elite Naval Commando unit. This watch has correct IDF military engravings and came with a S-13 "Batwings" badge. I don't know whether this watch was S-13 issue or not, but it is in exceptional condition. Most surviving examples of IDF issue KonTikis show considerable wear, having been worn by soldiers often in combat operations.
IDF issued watches can be identified by military engravings on the back of the watch. The IDF property marks on this watch are in Hebrew, beginning with the letter "tzade" (which looks kinda like the letter "y"), which is the first letter in the word "Tzvah" or "Forces," as in "Israeli Defense Forces." The serial number is followed by a "nun" (looks like the letter "j"). Note that Herbew language reads from right to left. The markings on the lower portion of the case back are the catalog and parts numbers for the watch.