British Army Buren 'Dirty Dozen' WWW Watch A great late 1950s/early 60s

A great late 1950s/early 60s chore jacket from Big Mac

A super cool set of 1950s/60s Vulcan made lighters with some killer emblems on the front from the 407th Aerial Refueling Squadron flying out of Malmstrom in Montana

A great example of the classic US Navy squadron cap

There is a little light fading to the wool

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British Army Buren 'Dirty Dozen' WWW Watch A great late 1950s/early 60sBack in 1944 the British War Office was looking for a timepiece to replace the ATP (Army Trade Pattern) watches that had been in use since 1939. The new watch would be more suited for military use, with a waterproof case, black dial and enlarged face to allow for easier reading. The specification, known as WWW (wrist watch waterproof), was given to 12 Swiss watch manufacturers who each delivered a number of watches based on their manufacturing