Elgin A-11 World War II Military Hacking Watch

Offered is this great looking Elgin A-11 World War II hacking Military watch that winds, sets, and runs great. It keeps excellent time. My understanding is that the AF 43 on the back stood for the year manufactured of 1943. The hacking feature stops the seconds hand when the crown is in the setting position and allowed watches to be set in unison with other watches right down to the second, which was often important in military operations. The A-11 designation specified that the watch was to have a minimum of 15 Jewels, center seconds hand with hacking feature, and black dials with white numeric indices. Read more about these watches here. BRAND:   Elgin A-11 GENDER:  Mens CASE:  Base Metal CASE BACK:  Screw-down, marked TYPE A-11, SPEC.NO. 94-27834, Ser. No. AF 43-18287, MFRS. PART. NO. 1783, ORD.NO. W535 AC-28071, Elgin and inner case back marked Cased and Timed by Elgin National Watch Co., Wadsworth, Base Metal BAND/BRACELET:  Correct Green Canvas Strap with gold tone buckle MOVEMEN