The compelling history of “issued” military watches is echoed in modern watches design and marketing, but those worn by soldiers today have a very different story. The History of Issued Military ...

It’s no surprise that the list of watches issued by the Australian military over the years looks similar to that of the UK MoD. You’ll find JLC and IWC Mark XIs from the 1950s, Lemania single pusher ...

The field watch is the name given to military-issue foot soldiers' watches, distributed to armed forces in various countries—and in various guises—over the last century.

The new NAVY SEAL Submersible collection offers an enticing array of materials, features and price points for military watch fans. Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy ...

Tornek-Rayville’s reimagining of an obscure military-issue watch from the mid-’90s swaps the original’s quartz movement for an automatic, ...

While rotating bezels can be found on military-issued as well as civilian wristwatches dating to the 1930s, the 12-hour bezel—which features indices 1 through 12—doesn’t appear to feature on ...

There’s a certain romanticism surrounding issued military watches, the origins of which are difficult to articulate. In our digital age, part of the romance must stem from the way that many of ...

All the watches are original issue from the ’60s and ’70s from American manufacturers Benrus and Hamilton, and all come in at under $400. If that doesn’t keep you cool, nothing will. Check ...

These military-style watches come from Elliot Brown, Bremont, Breitling and more. T3. Smarter living since 1996. ... CWC produced the first quartz watch issued to British armed forces, in 1980.