1945 Buren Grand Prix British Military Issue WWW Dirty Dozen Wristwatch Army brand_Tissot Somewhere during the history of

Somewhere during the history of this model (quite early if available evidence is to be believed) the model description morphed into case number 168

mechanical piece

solid 9ct gold case has a robust design that is evident in Omega's 1950s case shapes and it is a classic that we keep coming back to

This seems VERY unlikely though as they were a US company and these watches were supplied after the US joined the war

1945 Buren Grand Prix British Military Issue WWW Dirty Dozen Wristwatch Army brand_Tissot Somewhere during the history ofThis Watch The WWW British issue wristwatches are perhaps the most desired and collectible watches among all those issued to the British Army. This is perhaps because they were the first to be specially designed and custom made for the British Army. 'WWW' is said to stand for Watch, Wrist, Waterproof and was the descriptive code used by the British Army to identify it as a piece of equipment issued by the government. These watches began being