MWC 1940s/1950s "Dirty Dozen" Pattern General Service Watch with Sapphire Box Crystal and 21 Jewel Automatic Movement - Needs Minor Attention Kampfschwimmer This design is based on

This design is based on the original “colour change clocks” used by the Royal Flying Corps (RFC)—the forerunner of the RAF—first introduced in 1917 during the First World War

41-hour reserve

It combines the best of modern and traditional watchmaking technologies

Historical Case Design

MWC 1940s/1950s "Dirty Dozen" Pattern General Service Watch with Sapphire Box Crystal and 21 Jewel Automatic Movement - Needs Minor Attention Kampfschwimmer This design is based onMIL26 0307 This watch is brand new in its original box and in perfect condition but has a small fault in that it's difficult to set the hands when you screw down the locking crown the hands tend to move so it clearly needs some form of minor adjustment. As far as the movement and everything is concerned, the Watch is running fine it is possible to get the Watch set to the right time in spite of this issue but it's fiddly and obviously much better to