Military Watch Royal Army Grey Nylon NATO Strap M.R.M.W. W-10 H.S.

It is a tonneau-shaped case called "Taru". A reproduction of a classic masterpiece that was used for a very long time by the British military. Printed with the popular Broad Arrow, signifying British Government ownership Water-resistant grey nylon strap. M.R.M.W.'s unique dial combination H.S. dial The dial is highly visible with black background and white lettering. This is a reissue of the timeless Royal Army W10, a timepiece adopted by the British Army, Navy, and Air Force. This watch features a tonneau-shaped case, meaning "barrel" in French. It was actually designated "W10" by the Royal Army, "6B" by the Royal Air Force, and "0052" by the Navy. It is a classic example of a watch that served the British military for a long time. Produced to military specifications in 1971, this watch was designated "6BB" by the Royal Air Force, "W10" by the Army, and "0052" by the Navy. "H.S." stands for Hydrogaphic Surveyor, and to the right of it is the "up arrow" Broad Arrow symbol. While "8" is usually next to "H.S." to indicate a wristwatch, this timepiece is marked with a "C," indicating a special service purpose. "103" indicates the Navy's code number. The symbolic logo has a deep feel to it. It's a very rare dial. It seems certain that there was a clear purpose behind it.