Some of these corresponding D-H watches are discussed below.
In an effort to demonstrate neutrality, the Swiss supplied almost identical watches to Germany, but with black dials. The Army Trade Pattern (ATP) series of watches was made available at the commencement of WWll via a MoD contract with Swiss watch manufacturers in 1939. Overall, 17 manufacturers, and 20 case and movement types. We have a vacancy in our lineup below, and if you have an ATP watch to fill it, please contact us on alphabetical order, the ATP watches were produced by the manufacturers : Buren, Cortebert, Cyma, Ebel (2 case types), Enicar, Eterna, Fontainemelon, Grana, Lemania (central seconds and sub seconds), Leonidas, Moeris, Reconvilier, Record, Revue (Cal 57 and Cal 59), Rotary, Timor, Unitas. The ATP watch and the AF0210 strap were the only combination of watch and strap to be issued in WW2, and continued to be available in military stores after the war until 19 respectively.īecause of this unique military combination, we have been purchasing ATP watches to illustrate the long standing relationship. Both are currently difficult to find.Īnd, below, here is a collage of our ATP watches on our straps.
Above is a rare combination of a Reconvilier ATP on an original AF0210 strap.
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