Price is $825 shipped to CONUS insured. International option available for extra. Given the current steel models going for $1k, this is a steal with historical provenance with real issued elements. Based on my internet search, these were built to MIL-W-46374D specifications—Revision D being the first to include analog quartz models. Among the contractors (Hamilton, Stocker & Yale, and Marathon/Gallet), the Gallet-marked examples are by far the hardest to find and highly sought after by collectors of issued and spec-built military timepieces. A clean, honest example showing light wear from age and use. • Bezel, case, and crystal have minor surface marks but no deep scratches or damage. • Bezel turns smoothly with proper bidirectional clicks. • Screw-down crown threads tightly and operates as it should. • Runs strong and keeps accurate time. Overall, a well-preserved specimen of a historically important field/pilot’s watch. Specifications • Movement: Harley Ronda 373, Swiss quartz (hacking, no date) • Case Diameter: 41.5 mm • Lug Width: 19.3 mm (fits 20 mm NATO; fixed bars, no spring bars) • Lug-to-Lug: 47.6 mm • Width w/ Crown: 43.4 mm • Bezel: 12-hour, bi-directional • Finish: Bead-blasted stainless steel • WR: Originally rated to 60 m (pressure test recommended before submersion) • Dial: Arabic numerals with 24-hour inset scale, tritium gas tube illumination • Crown: Screw-down • Origin: Swiss-made • Strap: I can include a couple of 20mm nato straps. Pictured black leather nato and compass module are not included. Caseback Markings • GALLET & CO. • 6645-01-150-8115 (NSN) • 211 (Model number) • DLA400-89-MW643 (Contract number; “89” denotes contract year) • OCTOBER 1989 A classic piece of military watch history. Built tough, simple, and functional—the Gallet/Marathon Navigator is a fantastic one to be worn and enjoyed. I am a private enthusiast and do not offer returns, so please ask as many questions as needed prior to purchasing.