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W10 1960s Pattern Handwound Military Watch with Plexiglass Crystal and Handwound Mechanical Movement

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W10 1960s Pattern Handwound Military Watch with Plexiglass Crystal and Handwound Mechanical MovementSKU: W10 HW26 Reissue of the Classic 1960s70s British Army Timepiece The W10 is one of the most recognisable British military watches ever issued. Originally produced between 1967 and 1980 for the British Army, Royal Air Force, and Royal Navy, it was built to meet the Ministry of Defences DEF STAN 66 4 (Part 4) specification. The W10s design was defined by clarity, reliability, and robustness qualities that made it a trusted companion for generations

SKU: W10-HW26

Reissue of the Classic 1960s–70s British Army Timepiece

The W10 is one of the most recognisable British military watches ever issued. Originally produced between 1967 and 1980 for the British Army, Royal Air Force, and Royal Navy, it was built to meet the Ministry of Defence’s DEF-STAN 66-4 (Part 4) specification. The W10’s design was defined by clarity, reliability, and robustness — qualities that made it a trusted companion for generations of servicemen.

This modern MWC W10 faithfully recreates that heritage with a hand-wound mechanical movement, brushed stainless-steel case, and the same understated dial layout that made the original so distinctive. Every detail — from the fixed strap bars to the matt black dial with luminous hands — remains true to the original MoD specification, while benefiting from modern production standards and improved water resistance.

Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of British military history, or anyone seeking a timeless, no-nonsense mechanical field watch for everyday wear.


Specifications

  • Width Inc Crown: 41.3mm
  • Width Exc Crown: 38mm
  • Thickness: 12.5mm
  • Lug Size: 20mm
  • Lug to lug: 46mm

  • Case Material: Brushed 316L stainless steel
  • Case Back: Screw-down stainless steel with retro military-pattern markings
  • Crystal: Hardened acrylic (plexiglass)
  • Dial: Matte black with luminous hands and markers (Luminova)
  • Movement: Cal: 2650 17-jewel hand-wound mechanical (21600 A/h)
  • Water Resistance: 5 ATM / 50 m / 165 ft
  • Strap: 20mm Black Nylon Military Webbing Strap
  • Lugs: Fixed solid bars as per MoD specification
  • Packaging: Tin

  • Key Features
  • Authentic recreation of the 1960s–70s British Army W10 watch
  • Manual-wind mechanical movement – no battery required
  • Fixed strap bars for extra security
  • Durable brushed steel case and vintage-correct plexiglass crystal
  • Designed for reliability, simplicity, and everyday wear
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