CWC W10 British Army Military Issue Watch / Cabot Watch Company

• W10: Code indicating British Army issue

• 6645: NSN (National Stock Number) classification code for watches

• 99: UK country code

• 523-8290: Specification number for the Army general-service hand-wound wristwatch

• ↑ (Broad Arrow): Mark denoting British government property

• 7206 / 76: “7206” is the individual serial number; “76” indicates manufacture and issue in 1976.

— A Rugged Tonneau That Served in the Seventies —

A CWC military watch issued to the British Army (W10) in 1976.

The soft curves of the cushion (tonneau) case meet the utilitarian feel of stainless steel.

Its history of service gives it a commanding presence on the wrist.

— The Broad Arrow and a Purposeful Dial —

The matte black dial carries the Broad Arrow of British government property and the circled “T” denoting tritium.

Arabic numerals designed for legibility and a railway-style minute track speak to its no-nonsense military character.

The softly aged lume gives it an expression found only in vintage watches.

— Powered by the ETA Cal.2750 —

Equipped with the hand-wound ETA Cal.2750.

A hacking function stops the seconds hand when the crown is pulled, allowing precise time-setting in the field.

Built for practicality and durability, it remains dependable in everyday use today.

— The Weight of 1976 —

The caseback is deeply engraved “W10-6645-99”, “523-8290” and the serial “720****”.

Made in 1976 and issued for real military service, it carries the marks of that history.

We invite you to see this genuine vintage military watch for yourself.