1943 British Army Officers Watch One of the “Dirty Dozen” Issued During WW2 Stainless Steel Screw-Back Case with Military Issue Markings WWW

By 1939 Timor had developed and started to make its own high quality lever movement in their Montilier factory. The majority of the Timor watches were manufactured for export to England and the US. As a result of this Timor became an obvious choice for the British War Department as a supplier of wristwatch waterproof timepieces for the British military. The military watches they produced were very accurate, robust and fitted with the high-quality and sturdy Timor Cal. 6060 movement, which was based on a highly modified A. Schild 1203 movement and adjusted to four positions. This example iis in superb original condition and would make an excellent addition to any military wristwatch collection and as an everyday wearer.