GG-W-113 U.S 1960s Pattern Automatic Military Watch with Shatter and Scratch Resistant Sapphire Box Crystal on Matching Retro Stainless Steel "Bonklip" Bracelet with an Additional Webbing Strap MIL IND Over 70% of our customers

Over 70% of our customers fall into one of these groups

SKU Code: W10/445-23CH

The reality is that nothing beats a NATO strap because they are ideally suited for all these organizations because they can be easily washed and they will dry in minutes and do not rot like leather or split like silicon

using retro-toned luminous paint that closely matches the appearance of MWC watches from over 30 years ago

These watches are disposed of at low-cost because we find that one of the problems is pressure of time for our service staff in the UK and elsewhere and in most cases they have given them a quick check over and nothing is apparent though in many cases unless something below is noted which is more significant it’s normally a simple case of a service

GG-W-113 U.S 1960s Pattern Automatic Military Watch with Shatter and Scratch Resistant Sapphire Box Crystal on Matching Retro Stainless Steel "Bonklip" Bracelet with an Additional Webbing Strap MIL IND Over 70% of our customersSKU: GG W 113 BL The GG W 113 infantry watch originated in October 1962 when the U. S. government established specifications for military timepieces under MIL W 3818B, which replaced the earlier MIL W 3818A specification from March 1956. These watches were primarily manufactured by Hamilton, Bulova, and Benrus during the Vietnam War, and they remain iconic in military watch history. In January 2009, MWC collaborated with a U. S. veterans association