We present an extremely rare and historical item – a large Swiss pocket watch with a commemorative engraving referring to the Winter Olympic Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in 1936. This is a unique artifact that combines the precision of Swiss watchmaking craftsmanship with the dark history of the Third Reich, which organized this event at the time.

The watch is preserved in a condition indicating its age – the case, made of silver or precious metal, shows signs of patina, and the dial with classic Roman numerals and a small seconds subdial retains its original character. The engraving on the case depicts Olympic symbolism from the Nazi period, making it a desirable object for collectors of military items, Third Reich memorabilia, and unique historical accessories.

For collectors of World War II and Third Reich memorabilia, this is an absolute rarity – not just a watch, but a witness to history that tells the story of one of the most controversial Olympics in history. Ideal as a display piece in a cabinet, an exhibition element, or a valuable addition to a collection of items from the 1933–1945 period.

Every detail, from the movement to the engraving, has been handmade with the precision typical of Swiss manufacturers. This is not just a watch – it is a piece of history encased in metal and glass.