Manufacturer: British Army ATP Model (made by MOERIS) Case: Stainless steel Movement: Manual winding Case width: Approximately 33mm (excluding crown) Lug width: Approximately 17-18mm Production: Early 1940s, WW2, Swiss made Notes: Broad arrow marking on the back cover. Purchased in May 2025 after being overhauled. Among the military watches highly valued in the vintage market, this is a particularly popular British military watch. This is a so-called ATP (Army Trade Pattern) watch, commissioned in 1939 by the British Ministry of Defence from 17 Swiss watchmakers. It was manufactured by MOERIS, a prestigious Swiss brand. This is a rare model from approximately 80 years ago, purchased this year from a vintage watch store in London. I am also listing another MOERIS ATP watch, but the aging and atmosphere are slightly different, so I hope you will check them out to see which one you prefer. While typical ATP watches have chrome-plated cases under material control, this item uses an extremely rare stainless steel (SS) case. This SS-cased ATP is rarely seen on the market, making it a collector's item. Of course, it also has the broad arrow marking, indicating that it is a genuine British military issue. Although there are some minor scratches on the case due to its vintage nature (approximately 80 years old), it is in very good condition considering its age. The dial has no cracks and is in very good condition considering its age. I was told by the shop staff at the time of purchase that the dial is original. Since it was purchased in May 2025 after being overhauled, it is running well. How about it for those who like it? However, it is a very old used item, and as I am an amateur, there may be oversights regarding the condition and operation, so please purchase only if you understand vintage items. Also, regarding the dimensions, as I am an amateur, there may be an error of a few millimeters. Please be careful if you are meticulous. I will include the military leather belt that came with the purchase. Also, I do not own the tools to open it, but I have photos of the inside that I was shown by the shop owner at the time of purchase, so I have attached them at the end. J.W. BENSON, smiths, Smiths