What is an MWC watch?

MWC produce the world’s largest range of infantry watches encompassing both G10, W10 and other current issue watches such as our G10LM range and G10BH battery hatch models going right up to the world’s high specification G10 watches with the 100m water resistant titanium models some of which which combine tritium GTLS …

What movement is in MWC watches?

Movement: 24 Jewel Automatic.

Where are MWC watches made?

Over the last 15 years, we have set up service and distribution centres in several other countries with manufacturing facilities in both in Switzerland and Germany continuing to manufacture parts and deal with assembly.

What does MWC stand for?

MWC means “Married With Children” or “Married White Couple.”

Do the RAF still issue watches?

The GS2000 was issued to the RAF, also Royal Navy divers’ watches, aircraft and ships’ clocks, stop watches and straps. Today, CWC continues to supply watches and CWC straps to HM Forces. The CWC “Strap Watch Wrist Nylon” is the official term for NATO strap, and we currently stock Phoenix straps and CWC straps.

What watches do the SAS wear?

The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean XL 45.5 mm model ref. 2200.50. 00 is not only as cool as it is indestructible, but it was made exclusively for members of the SAS 22 regiment.

Is CWC a good watch?

CWC has a Swiss quartz Pulsar are made by the Seiko company so both quality quartz products. Neither are especially good around water and should not be immersed in it. CWC appears a little small on the wrist which may be good or bad depending on your wrist size.

What is MWC business?

MWC. Main Works Contractor (various companies) MWC. Mechtronix World Corporation (Canada)

Who made CWC?

CWC Pilot Chronograph Hamilton was the first to produce this watch in 1970, with CWC following in 1973. Precista and Newmark began production in the early 80’s. Nearly all design elements of the watches were specified in DEF-STAN 66-4 (Part 2), a military specification that was first produced in 1969.

What watches do the RAF wear?

5 Pilots Watches for 100 Years of the RAF

• Hanhart PRIMUS Desert Pilot (€3,350)
• IWC Big Pilot’s Watch Big Date Edition “150 Years” (€14,900)
• Zenith Pilot Type 20 Extra Special 40mm (£4,900)
• Breitling RAF100 Limited Edition Navitimer B01 Chronograph 46 (£7,750)