MWC MKIII A military watch originally made for the British Ministry of Defence, the NATO specification watches of the 1950s set the standard for pilots. Considered by many to be the ultimate pilot's watch in its heyday, this reproduction stays true to the integrity of the original while adding some valuable updates. The MKIII features a case handcrafted and finished in Zurich and comes in stainless steel with a non-reflective matte black finish and black strap - often used by special forces for covert operations. The dial is black with military style large arrow hands. Automatic movement, working, not serviced. Diameter: 38mm. Length: 26cm.

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