1975 Hamilton W10-6645-99 British Military Issue Mechanical Wristwatch with Hacking Seconds casesize_34mm but also add to that

but also add to that funkier aesthetic that make us love 1970s design

Rolex Sigma dials have two σ marks surrounding the “T SWISS T” signature just under 6 o’clock marker on the dial (“T” refers to the use of tritium as luminescence on the dial)

One of Omega's most robust vintage manual dress watches from the 50s era

put simply

before being acquired in 2002 by Time Avenue

1975 Hamilton W10-6645-99 British Military Issue Mechanical Wristwatch with Hacking Seconds casesize_34mm but also add to thatThis Watch We have here a classic W10 military watch that is rapidly becoming very desirable. The monocoque, tonneau shaped, stainless steel case back is engraved 'W10 6645 99, 523 8290, 6699 75' and also with the Broad Arrow. It has fixed lugs, as with all military watches, and houses a manual wind cal. ETA 2750 with hacking seconds. The black dial has a slight, but even patina, and the dial is signed 'Hamilton', the 'Circle T' (for the Tritium lume)