Timor ATP Reissued 6E/385 RAF Mountain Rescue c.1943 watch This new case replaced the

This new case replaced the low-cost alloy cases which the watches were ordered with and allowed the RAF to keep using the high quality movements

just gently scroll the crown Clockwise and the GMT will change

Calibre: Timor 99

when your desired time comes around push the crown back in and the Watch will power away again

Overall this Revue is in very nice Vintage condition

Timor ATP Reissued 6E/385 RAF Mountain Rescue c.1943 watch This new case replaced theThe Watch . Introduced in 1939 just before the outbreak of WW2, the Army Trade Pattern (ATP) Wristwatches were the first official, general purpose field watches commissioned by the British Ministry of Defence (MoD). To fulfill this massive wartime contract, the MoD sourced roughly 133,000 timepieces from 17 Swiss manufacturers: Buren, Cortebert, Cyma, Ebel, Enicar, Eterna, Font, Grana, Lemania, Leonidas, Moeris, Reconvilier, Record, Revue, Rotary,