Vintage Omega “Dirty Dozen” (1944–1945) Military Watch
Omega “Dirty Dozen” (1944–1945)
One of the most collectible and iconic military watches ever made.
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Purpose: Commissioned by the British MoD for WWII soldiers.
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Specification: W.W.W. — “Watch, Wristlet, Waterproof.”
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Movement: Omega Caliber 30T2 — manual wind, highly accurate, easy to service.
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Case: 35–36mm stainless steel with fixed lugs.
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Dial: Matte black with luminous Arabic numerals, railroad minute track, sub-seconds at 6 o’clock.
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Markings:
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Broad Arrow (↑) on dial and case back (British military symbol).
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“W.W.W.” and serial number engraved on the back.
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Notes: Only 12 brands produced these MoD watches — hence the name “Dirty Dozen.” Omega’s version is considered among the finest.
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