Smiths W-10 Issued Military WatchFor military watch enthusiasts, the Smiths W10 stands out as an iconic piece of British military history. Produced under a government contract from 1967 to 1970, this was the last British made mechanical watch issued to the British forces. With a design that echoes the WWII "Dirty Dozen" era, the W10 is a study in functionality. Its 35mm steel case houses a bold black dial with crisp white numerals and a railroad minute track, accented with ample

The bakelite bezel remains in original nice condition

This watch will come on the pictured vintage Tropic strap and the movement has been fully

The ‘Dirty Dozen’ watches

- Patek Leather strap with original Patek Philippe folding clasp plus a Bulangandsons strap

The 5513 is the cornerstone of the dateless Roles Submariner and one of our favourites here at Bulang and Sons

Blom) started as a chemist for Coca Cola at the end of the ‘30s

- 34mm 18 k yellow gold guilloche-finish case

Buckle size:

This gilt dial is extra special as the six o’clock marker has a small dot under it to show that the lume on the dial has lower radiation levels

- Serial 426xxxx dating to late 1970s

- 34 mm pink gold-plated “staybrite” case

The case has a rotating bezel to meature elapsed time