1976 CWC W10-6645-99 British Military Issue Mechanical army Wristwatch with Hacking Seconds скачать в хорошем качестве

1976 CWC W10-6645-99 British Military Issue Mechanical army Wristwatch with Hacking Seconds

This Watch CWC won the contract to be a W10 watch supplier for the MOD in the early 1970s, when the founder, Ray Mellor, quit a rival company, Hamilton, and established CWC. Also referred to as the "G10" as this was the form reference that servicemen had to fill out in order to get a watch, which was issued as a piece of equipment. Confusingly, CWC also made a quartz version of the W10 in the late 1980s and named it the G10. We have here a classic W10 military watch that is rapidly becoming very desirable. The tonneau-shaped, stainless steel case back is engraved 'W10-6645-99, 523-8290, 6615/76' and also with the Broad Arrow. It has fixed lugs, as with all military watches, and houses a manual wind cal. ETA 2750 with hacking seconds. The black dial has a slight, but even patina, and the dial is signed 'CWC', the 'Circle T' (for the Tritium lume) and with the Broad Arrow. The lume on the hour indices markers and hands have also aged well. Spec Stuff Reference : W10 / 6645-99-523-8290 Movement : Manual Wind Cal. ETA 2750 Age : 1971/1980 Specific Age : 1976 Case Size : 36mm Case Thickness : 11mm Lug to Lug : 47mm Lugs : 18mm Condition : Pre-Owned Box & Papers : No Case Material : Stainless Steel Service History : 12-Months NON-Waterproof Warranty https://antiquewatchuk.co.uk/collecti...