If many had questioned its existence, Adolf Hitler’s watch might well exist, and might even be in Paris.
Indeed, according to our colleagues from Figaro, the Huber model, a former supplier to the Bavarian Court, whose case back is stamped with an eagle enamelled with the swastika, with the initials AH, would have been seen in a large Parisian hotel.
The object, hidden from view, would have resurfaced and would even be for sale. However, it will not be in France. Indeed, the sale of Nazi objects and illegally held war goods is prohibited there.
This watch should therefore be returned to the beneficiaries of Adolf Hitler: the State of Bavaria. The negotiations could thus be done hand to hand in the discretion of a Parisian hotel. According to our colleagues, only about twenty people could dispute the obtaining of this object.
Another hypothesis, the watch could be acquired by a patron, who would offer it as a donation to a memorial.
