Cyma W.W.W. "Dirty Dozen" American for the men it was

for the men it was designed for—professional divers—it was just right

with handsome looks and gently-curved lugs making it a true delight to wear

who fired the opening salvo with the 1907 release of a pocket watch movement that was 1

The interplay of the warm gold and bronze tones of the telemeter and tachymeter track against the glossy black of the dial captivates the eye

The Reference 1002 that we have here dates from 1964 and is thus among the last generation of that reference to carry the Caliber 1560 movement

Cyma W.W.W. "Dirty Dozen" American for the men it wasMilitary issued wristwatches are one of the coolest subsets of vintage timepiece collecting, if for no other reason that they were literally built to kick ass. While military issued Rolexes and the like can require a second mortgage (or the sale of several vital organs) to fund the purchase of, there are more affordable ways to enter into the realm of military watch ownership, such as with the Hamilton & Benrus Vietnam era GI watches we so often