Military Watch Buships Popeye Green Cloth Strap [M.R.M.W.] Men's

Manufactured from stainless steel, keeping the size and shape of the original case. The small stainless steel case measures approximately 32mm in diameter and is approximately 44mm in size when the crown cap is included. Even if the crown cap is large, the size is calculated to make it easy for special forces to work. The dial is a matte black dial with prominent white index printing. Color distribution could not be more explicit. "USN BUSHIPS" is printed on the matte black dial in glossy black that can only be seen depending on the angle of light. Color distribution that does not interfere with the display of time any longer. In both cases, we are committed to ensuring outstanding dial visibility. It will be the same green cloth strap as the original at the time. *The color will fade during use. Also, please be aware that the threads may fray. On the left side of the black dial with white indexes, an enthusiastic Popeye is about to start running. Did Popeye eat spinach to save Olive? It depicts someone trying to confront something. On the right side of the dial, the U.S. Navy's common cry "hooyah!" is written. Buships is a watch developed for the U.S. Navy's UDT underwater bombing team in the 1940s. We have faithfully reproduced this distinctively shaped clock for ease of use. The small body and large crown cap may seem unbalanced at first glance, but the waterproof system using this large crown cap was indispensable for diving operations at the time. 80 years after its development, the UDT has evolved into the U.S. Navy SEALs, and this retro design has always been a popular item among military watches. Due to its special shape, it has been loved by many people for many years, so much so that it is nicknamed the "Cantain" water bottle. Buships Nose Art Limited Edition Nose art refers to the pictures and words drawn on the nose of fighter planes and bombers used by the military. Nose art can be found in unofficial to semi-official militaries in countries around the world. There are many works that depict feelings for lovers separated by war, works that express anger, and works that are humorous and cynical. They are more than just "graffiti"; they can be said to be a summary of feelings toward the war. On the left side of the black dial with white indexes, an enthusiastic Popeye is about to start running. Did Popeye eat spinach to save Olive? It depicts someone trying to confront something. On the right side of the dial, the U.S. Navy's common cry "hooyah!" is written. *The color will fade during use. Also, please be aware that the threads may fray.