Omega "Dirty Dozen" WWW Issued Military Watch goyard When pressed the shutter turn

When pressed the shutter turn by 90 degrees to allow the user to see the cream dial with blued hands

complemented by its buffed grain and wax finish

This incredible No Date Sub houses a stunning dial that is still nice glossy and the hours have taken on a yellow hue

The watch houses the calibre 2825 movement

We have a deep appreciation for these timeless Rolex Datejusts—stylish and versatile

Omega "Dirty Dozen" WWW Issued Military Watch goyard When pressed the shutter turnThe "Dirty Dozen" is the title of a 1960s movie that chronicles the misadventures of twelve fictional soldiers during World War II. In watch collecting circles, however, it refers to a group of twelve watches that were worn by actual British soldiers during the conflict. These timepieces were commissioned by the British Ministry of Defense (MoD) during World War II. During World War II, Switzerland exported large quantities of watches and pocket