The Dirty Dozen military watches are among the most sought-after timepieces ever issued for military use. Commissioned by the British Army during World War II, these watches were produced by twelve different manufacturers—hence the nickname the "Dirty Dozen."

Featured here is the largest model of the group: the Cyma. It comes in a robust 38mm case with fixed lug bars and is powered by a manual-wind cal 234 movement. The black dial( turned milk chocolate brown !) featuring a small seconds sub dial, remains in nice condition, retaining all of its original radium lume.

The case back bears the correct military engravings, including "WWW"—the British Ministry of Defence code for "Watch, Wrist, Waterproof." This watch has been fully serviced by our watchmaker and is fitted with our single pass leather strap and ready for both wear and collection.

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Specifications:

Cyma “Dirty Dozen” military watch for the British MOD
38 mm steel case
Dates to the 1940s
Case back with military engraving “w.w.w. P20xxx”
turned to brown , Arabic hours dial
Calibre 234 manual wind movement, number 378xxx
Comes on the pictured Bulang and sons single pass leather strap
Fully serviced by our watchmaker
One-year mechanical warranty
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Cyma WWW Dirty Dozen Military Watch

Cyma WWW Dirty Dozen Military Watch

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