Smiths W10 RAF issue (1967) Current Collection it is an evolution from

it is an evolution from the earliest wristwatches which had a simple piece of wire soldered on to hold a strap

the Ministry of Defence made a number of revisions to the design

With regular servicing of the movement this watch will last a lifetime - an object to cherish and enjoy for many

I feel somewhat protective to this watch - it's survived in excellent order for such a long time and I'm sure it's new owner will cherish and keep it for future generations to enjoy

they took great pride in the relatively small volume of high-quality hand made watches that were produced in England

Smiths W10 RAF issue (1967) Current Collection it is an evolution fromThis is a rare Smiths W10 watch supplied to the RAF in 1967. The watch was part of a contract that Smiths won to supply the armed forces with a General Service watch, they supplied the watches for the years from 1967 1970. The vast majority of these watches were supplied to the Army with a small number supplied to the Navy and the RAF (as with this watch). All of the RAF watches were issued in 1967 the case back has the stores information for the