Elgin A-11 Field Watch chronograph flashes of red in the

flashes of red in the tachymeter track and the arrow-shaped date indicator hand sing playfully against a the simple silver-tone backdrop with classic applied dart markers and a prominent applied Arabic 12:00 marker

Fitted to a matching black nylon single-pass strap with pin buckle

this Reference 145

the watch (which has an animated Bobby on the back of the case) comes with two bezels—one engine-turned with SuperLuminova hour indices

Bremont incorporated something truly special into the 300 examples of this timepiece

Elgin A-11 Field Watch chronograph flashes of red in theTake a look at vintage black and white photographs from the Second World War, and you might spot some interesting wristwear. Though U. S. forces were issued more than one field watch throughout the duration of the conflict, by far the most well known among them is the now iconic A 11. Positively diminutive by modern standards at roughly 31mm across, these hand wound beauties were produced by American watch companies Elgin, Bulova, and Waltham. Tens of