Bremont Broadsword

London-based Bremont worked directly with the British Ministry of Defence to develop its Armed Forces collection, a series of military-influenced watches that take inspiration from the legendary "Dirty Dozen" watches issued to the British Army during World War II. The Broadsword model offers the most direct visual throwback to the Dirty Dozen look, with a two-part, hardened steel case, a black dial with luminous hour numerals and hands and a small seconds subdial at 6 o'clock, and a khaki green sailcloth strap. The caseback is engraved with the heraldic badges of all three of Britain's military services: Army, Royal Navy, and Royal Air Force (RAF).