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This Wittnauer Calatrava-style watch is a perfect example of the post-war design language we so admire
DOXA had decided to develop a dive watch of its own
spearheaded by designers André Breyer and René Besson of Ébauches SA
The example we have featured here is an early example from 1963
Popular with racers and enthusiasts alike
Rolex Oyster Army specialpricing This Wittnauer Calatrava-style watch isIt's safe to say that we have a special fondness for military watches. While most of the military watches that we find date from the Vietnam War or later, we seldom get our hands on one that predates that period. So it's rare indeed for us to find a military watch from World War II, and a Rolex at that. During World War II, watch companies rushed to equip timepieces to the Axis and Allied forces. The "Dirty Dozen," which were designed and supplied to
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