British Army Buren 'Dirty Dozen' WWW Watch The keyring itself is great

The keyring itself is great

This particular example is from the heyday of the peacoat

Whilst the green version is pretty common

Shoulder to cuff 25"

British Army Buren 'Dirty Dozen' WWW Watch The keyring itself is greatBack 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