A British Army, 'Dirty Dozen' watch for sale, with 'Commando hands.'  The WW2, British Army service watch made by Buren, Switzerland; one of the 'Dirty Dozen' contracted watch makers, (circa 1943).

The 'Dirty Dozen' Army watch with silvered brass-turned case, and standard contract screw case-back.  Typical black dial with the Buren 'Grand Prix' designation, and broad, War Department arrow.

The dial with 1-12 hour digits, plus 60-second scale with luminous hour marks. Subsidiary seconds dial at 18.00 hrs. The WW2 military watch, with  chorme-tipped 'Commando hands', these being comparatively broader. The reverse bearing the screw case-back with markings, War Department  arrow, 'WWW H 9091,' and serial number. The same details to  the inside caseback. Good quality, 15-jewel movement with the Buren 'Grand Prix' designation to the wheel. The balance with screw-in weights.

Condition report: Just light use to the case. Pexi-glass clear and free from adverse scratching. Dial clean and original. Hands perfect and with original paint finish. Case-back clean and free from adverse scratches or damage. The anti-magnetic plate intact. Movement clean and functioning.

No warranty implied.

Note: The term 'Commando hands' is assigned to the comparatively broader, more rugged style hands, affording immediate visiblility.