Alright which one of you did this?

An assessment by the auction house reads that the watch was taken as a souvenir when some 30 French soldiers stormed the Berghof, Hitler's mountain retreat in May, 1945.

It is then thought the timepiece was resold and passed down through several generations until now.

Other articles in the auction included a dress that belonged to Hitler's wife, Eva Braun, autographed pictures of Nazi officials and a yellow cloth Star of David imprinted with the word "Jude", which is German for Jew. During the holocaust, the Nazis forced Jewish people to wear the yellow identifiers as armbands or badges, with the intention to isolate and harass them.

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>selling fuhrer's watch
jew

Thats sick as fuck tba

oh shit, that's pretty fucking nice... hype watch companies should do a better backside stamp. they fucking suck at it. boring ass laser sketches.

jews mad thay anyone else dares to profit from their grift

>Jewish leaders condemned it
Because they couldn't profit off of it.
They've been screeching and kvetching about the holocaust since WW2 ended and because this doesn't fit their narrative aka "couldn't come up with a story of why it's bad, it just is" in time, it's "just bad"

You'd think they'd want attention drawn to the hall of cost for them, they could have spun more narrative
The play book is getting old and stale. 110 when

Yeah it is nice, im curious what those numbers are

Huber was EST in 1900 so that doesn't really line up with anything.

it would seem weird to put production dates on it like it's a carton of milk but...

usually engravings are personalized so i guess you look into shit involving Eva Braun or special events in Adolf's life i guess.