Smiths W-10 Issued Military Watch OTHERS

Smiths W-10 Issued Military Watch OTHERSFor 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 steel and gold Jubilee bracelet

The Small Crown Sub that punches above…The no-crown-guards Submariner is one of the most desirable of the iconic Rolex dive watches and are still a good buy in the current market

This is a commemorative Royal Oak made as a limited edition to celebrate Sir Nick Faldo’s 1990 Masters and British Open back-to-back championships

- Gilt glossy upper underline dial

This is a great watch to wear daily and enjoy all the coolness of a vintage-style Rolex but in a more modern interpretation that can take the rough and tumble of daily life

- Mint condition dial

A mark of 50 years…This is a lovely looking Cartier Tank Louis in 18kt yellow gold

Stern made a Seadweller dial for Rolex that had an unusual text layout in the lower half

A classy AP without the Oak…

- Universal Genève Compax Reference 22410/5

- Certificate confirming 1952 delivery

We love the timeless proportions of the 34mm Oysters and this 15200 Date is a great example and perfect for both gents and ladies