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G-Shock Military watch

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Modern era watch used by military nowadays is G-Shockfrom casio, on display here is black DW-5600BB-1JF

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Navy Canteen Dive Watch

An Elgin waterproof canteen dive watch. The canteen watches were the first dive watches to be issued by the US Navy. Hamilton was the first model being issued around 1941 or so with a slightly different case design and spade hands. Elgin came next with basically the same case used on A-11 watches of the same period but with a unique screw-down canteen cap for maintaining water-tightness.

Casio Timber Cruiser

The Casio Timber Cruiser TIC-1 is a watch that was released in Japan in the late 1990s to early 2000s. It was marketed as a rugged outdoor watch with a focus on forestry and timber operations. The watch featured a green and brown color scheme, a stainless steel case, and a resin band. It also had various functions such as a stopwatch, countdown timer, alarm, and water resistance.

German Kriegsmarine

Wagner WW2 German Kriegsmarine (KM) Watch The Wagner wristwatch was a type of wristwatch that was issued to the Kreigsmarine (German Navy) during World War II. These watches were produced by the German watch manufacturer Helmut Wagner, which was founded in 1920 in Pforzheim, Germany. The company produced a variety of timepieces, including marine chronometers and other precision instruments, and it was one of the main suppliers of wristwatches to the Kreigsmarine during the war. The Wagner wristwatch was designed to meet the specific needs of the Kreigsmarine and was intended for use by officers and other personnel. The watches were typically made of stainless steel and featured a simple, clean design with a white dial and black Arabic numerals. Many models also included a subdial for tracking seconds. The watches were also equipped with luminous hands and hour markers for improved visibility in low-light conditions. Today, original Wagner wristwatches from World War II are highly sou

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