Brand Name: CYMA
Model name: British Army Dirty Dozen
Year of manufacture: circa 1940
Movement: Manual winding
Case size: 38mm (excluding crown)
Case material: SS
Lug width: 18mm
Accessories: NATO strap

remarks: Not waterproof
Appearance condition: The case has some wear due to age. Please see the photos for details.
Machine condition: Overhauled, daily difference 30 seconds

This is a military Cima with the British military mark, Broad Arrow, engraved on the dial and case back. It is commonly known as the Dirty Dozen. In addition to Cima, various other manufacturers produced WWW (waterproof watches) that were adopted by the British military during World War II.

The case size is 38 mm, which is large for a model of this era. The lugs are fixed. The crown is large and easy to wind, as is typical of military use.

The internal movement has been overhauled by our company. There is no shock-resistant mechanism, so please be careful not to drop it or subject it to impacts.

This is a military watch from this era, and is sold at a relatively affordable price, so we recommend it.

Due to the model year, it is not waterproof.