VERTEX British Army Dirty Dozen 1940 Hand winding Cal.59 Chrome plated SS 36 mm

Item Description

Product Name: Unsigned VERTEX/British Army DirtyDozen 
Item No. DJ 250s 
c1940 
Machine type: Manual winding 
Cal. 59 
Case: Screw 
Case material: Chrome plating & SS


An army model issued by 12 watchmakers as a British military watch in the 1940s, commonly known as "DirtyDozen".
Type by Vertex in Switzerland
The back cover is engraved with an arrowhead mark, a broad arrow, and an identification code that represent government-issued items delivered to the British government.
The combination of black dial and white Arabic numerals is a design that seems to be for military use, and is a functional beauty design that excels in visibility.
The original dial from the time of manufacture remains, and the luminous needles leave radium, but the indexes have peeled off and there are many places where the ground is exposed.
The plated case has peeled off over time, but it is in original military-use condition.
Equipped with 18mm gray of Phoenix company NATO military G10 strap

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Product Name: Unsigned VERTEX/British Army DirtyDozen Item No. DJ 250s c1940 Machine type: Manual winding Cal. 59 Case: Screw Case material: Chrome plating & SSAn army model issued by 12 watchmakers as a British military watch in the 1940s, commonly known as "DirtyDozen".Type by Vertex in SwitzerlandThe back cover is engraved with an arrowhead mark, a broad arrow, and an identification code that represent government-issued items delivered to the British government.The combination of black dial and white Arabic numerals is a design that seems to be for military use, and is a functional beauty design that excels in visibility.The original dial from the time of manufacture remains, and the luminous needles leave radium, but the indexes have peeled off and there are many places where the groun