CWC G10 (1985) Current Collection then you read off the

then you read off the time in the other city against the 24 hour marker on the edge of the dial

The case back engraving gives the NATO item code for a "Time Measuring Instrument" (6045) and the country code for Australia (66)

Every generation

As the case is in such good condition there has been no need to clean it

Ellie McAllister

CWC G10 (1985) Current Collection then you read off theThis is a British Military issue wristwatch, it was supplied by the Cabot Watch Company (CWC). CWC supplied a variety of different models to the British Army over the years, but are perhaps best known for this general service watch, which they supplied over a long period to all branches of the armed services. The case backs of military watches are engraved with the stores reference, which tells us a lot about the individual watch. This particular