Cyma Dirty Dozen Military Issued Watch guanabana With the case remaining in

With the case remaining in its original stunning state

This is a two-tone or Rolesor Daytona from the first run of in-house models in 2000

It has a non-concealed clasp that is stamped ‘AD 6’

When you get dressed up for the water …The Seamaster name was used by Omega for a huge range of watches including dive and dress pieces

- Reference 17014

Cyma Dirty Dozen Military Issued Watch guanabana With the case remaining inThe Dirty Dozen watches, marked W. W. W. for "Watch Wristlet Waterproof," were produced in 1945 to meet the rigorous standards of the British Ministry of Defense. These watches, crafted by twelve companies including Cyma, Buren, Omega, and Longines, are iconic military timepieces. This Cyma example is a true gem, featuring the Broad Arrow symbol on the dial and the W. W. W. engraving on the case back. The watch boasts a 38mm steel case with a stepped