Cyma WWW Dirty Dozen Military WatchThe 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 manufacturershence 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

The Tank Basculante is one of the older members of the Tank family

replacing earlier Seamaster 300 models with several significant updates in both design and functionality

it sports the seldom-seen “double dash” dial

The shape of the markers introduces a distinctive and dynamic feel to the soleil silver dial

The champagne dial is in excellent condition with lovely yellow patina on the lume plots

dating to the early 1970s

The dial also features sigma markings either side of the T SWISS T that signifies that the hour markers are made from 18kt gold

necessary to accommodate Rolex’s early self-winding movements

The text and outer minute markers are a rich gold hue—hence the term gilt

featuring a typical Cartier white dial with black-painted Roman numerals and "Paris" signage at the 6 o’clock position

- English-language day disc

Türler opened its inaugural store in 1907