Cyma Dirty Dozen Military Issued WatchThe Dirty Dozen watches, marked W. W. W. for "Watch Wristlet Waterproof," were produced in 1945 to meet the rigorous standards of the British Ministry of Defense. These watches, crafted by twelve companies including Cyma, Buren, Omega, and Longines, are iconic military timepieces. This Cyma example is a true gem, featuring the Broad Arrow symbol on the dial and the W. W. W. engraving on the case back. The watch boasts a 38mm steel case with a stepped

82 movement that has been fully serviced by our watchmaker

the rarer reference 1600

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This is a very important Speedmaster and a trophy for 1980s Speedmasters collectors

We don’t need to introduce the Datejust

These timeless watches never go out of style

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The Tudor Submariner has become one of the most sought-after vintage sports watches and for good reason

- Hand-wound movement

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An envelope containing the booklet and the original guarantee certificate