Smiths W-10 Issued Military Watch boucheron as denoted by the sigma

as denoted by the sigma markings at the bottom of the dial

A mid-size marvel…This is a lovely two-tone or Rolesor Datejust in a midsize case

Whether you're rolling it through the airport or packing it for a weekend getaway

the watches have become increasingly collectible in recent times and the 222 was actually relaunched at Watches and Wonders this year

Smiths W-10 Issued Military Watch boucheron as denoted by the sigmaFor military watch enthusiasts, the Smiths W10 stands out as an iconic piece of British military history. Produced under a government contract from 1967 to 1970, this was the last British made mechanical watch issued to the British forces. With a design that echoes the WWII "Dirty Dozen" era, the W10 is a study in functionality. Its 35mm steel case houses a bold black dial with crisp white numerals and a railroad minute track, accented with ample