WWW Record Military 'Dirty Dozen' Watch - c.1945 WW2 Issued - Matching Case Numbers!
c.1945 Record WWW ‘Dirty Dozen’ British WWII military watch with matching case/lug numbers.
Finely preserved example of the ‘Dirty Dozen’ collection, produced c.1944-45 for the British military serving across Europe during WWII. The original dial, jet black in impeccable condition, has crisp painted Arabic numerals, intricate rail track style white ring around the edge of the dial, original luminous hour plots, all in amazing and original condition with sword hands and to some collectors, importantly it still has matching lug/case numbers. This watch has aged graceful.
The case has shown light signs of wear, as would be expected from a military watch though this remains purely aesthetic and is only visible upon close inspection. The lug and case edges are perfectly intact and still very sharp on the edges.
Recently serviced by the renowned military watchmaker John Senior.
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- Model ref: WWW Dirty Dozen
- Year: 1944
- Warranty length: 12 months
- Box and papers: No
- Movement type, calibre and jewels: Manual Wound, Cal. 022K, 15J
- Case: Stainless steel, fixed lugs
- Dial: Original black dial
- Crystal: Plexiglass
- Bracelet: NATO strap
- Width (w/o crown): 36.5mm
- Height, lug to lug: 47mm
- Lug width: 18mm
- Wrist size: Adjustable
