Field Watch with 24-Hour Dial

The item is a wristwatch, appearing to be a field or military-style watch, with a dark, likely black or deep charcoal, dial set within a brass-toned or bronze-toned metal case. The case exhibits a dull, non-reflective finish, suggesting either a brushed texture, a matte coating, or possibly a natural patina if it is indeed bronze or an uncoated brass alloy. There are clear signs of wear on the case, including minor scratches and scuffs visible on the bezel and lugs, indicating regular use. The watch features bold, white Arabic numeral markers for the hours 1 through 12, with an additional inner ring of smaller Arabic numerals marking the 13 through 24 hours, indicating a 24-hour military time format. The numerals at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 o'clock positions appear to be slightly larger or more pronounced than the others, with the 3 and 9 numerals highlighted in a distinctive yellow/amber color. The hands are broad and luminescent, consisting of an hour hand, a minute hand, and a thin second hand, all appearing to have a white luminous material for visibility in low light. There's a subtle logo or insignia near the 6 o'clock position, though it is difficult to discern due to the image quality. The crown is located at the 3 o'clock position and has a ridged edge for grip. The watch is fitted with a canvas or nylon strap in a neutral olive green or khaki color, consistent with its field watch aesthetic. The strap appears to be a single-piece 'NATO' or 'Zulu' style strap, passing under the watch case, and shows some signs of mild fraying or usage consistent with the watch's overall condition. The crystal shows some glare, making it difficult to assess for scratches or defects, but appears intact. The overall aesthetic suggests a robust, functional timepiece designed for durability and legibility. It likely dates from the last few decades, as these styles have been popular, but specific age or manufacturing details are not discernible without clearer markings.

Explore similar items and categories: