Record WWW Dirty Dozen – A WWII Military Legend
A rugged and historically significant timepiece, this Record WWW Dirty Dozen is a true relic from World War II, designed for the British military and built to endure the harshest wartime conditions. Issued as part of the famed "Dirty Dozen" collection, this watch is a rare and highly collectible piece of horological and military history.
Battle-Tested Durability
Crafted for reliability, the 35mm stainless steel case houses a black dial with a light patina, showcasing its authentic vintage charm. The bold Arabic numerals and luminous hands provide excellent readability, a crucial feature for soldiers in the field. While the dial has been resumed in the past, it retains its wartime character, making it a striking example of a true military tool watch.
Precision at its Core
Inside, the Record 022K manual-wind calibre powers this historic timepiece, ensuring exceptional accuracy and reliability. Designed for rugged military use, this movement remains a testament to Record’s commitment to quality and precision.
Military Provenance & Collectibility
Stamped with military numbers L12095 - 529942, this watch bears the Broad Arrow insignia, marking it as an official British military issue. As one of only 12 brands commissioned for the "WWW" (Wrist. Watch. Waterproof.) project, Record’s contribution is one of the more elusive and sought-after pieces among collectors.
Specifications:
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Case Material: Stainless Steel
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Case Size: 35mm
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Dial: Black with light patina, Arabic numerals, and luminous markers
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Hands: Luminous sword-style hands
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Movement: Record Calibre 022K, manual wind
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Strap: Brown leather – adding warmth and vintage appeal
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Military Numbers: L12095 - 529942
Why This Watch?
A cornerstone of WWII military watch history, this Record WWW Dirty Dozen is an essential piece for collectors of vintage military timepieces. With its well-preserved case, authentic military engravings, and robust 022K movement, this watch tells a story of resilience, precision, and history.
A wartime icon, built to last and ready to be worn.
