A true British military issued Timor ATP watch from circa 1940 at the beginning of WWII. Unlike the famous W.W.W. “Dirty Dozen” watches, the ATP series were actually used during WWII.
In the pictures you can see the comparison with the model presented in the reference book “British Military Timepieces” by Konrad Knirim.
Plated case
Beige dial with a warm patina and old lume
Syringe hands with old lume (some missing)
Screwed back with the MOD Broad arrow, A.T.P. and the issued number 22828.
Fixed lug bars
Old “perlon” strap
The case measures 31mm without crown, 38mm lug to lug, 9.5mm thick with a 16mm lug width.
The manual wind caliber 99B (Peseux 190) has been serviced in mid 2025.
