![]() ![]() This is why the standard Bunds were normally regulated and why the Sternzeit is so rare. You might be wondering why the German Army needs this absurd way of time-telling and the answer is that they mostly didn’t. As a result, a sidereal day lasts 23 hours and 56 minutes as supposed the solar day which as we know is 24 hours. The aforementioned term translates to sidereal time and it is a way of telling the time based on the Earth’s rotation in relationship to distant stars. There were several variants of the ‘Bund’ with the rarest example you see here- the ‘Sternzeit Reguliert’. ![]() The Heuer Bundeswehr Flyback Chronograph was made for the Germany Army between the ’60s and the ’70s and it is one of the most famous issued chronographs out there.
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