Chase Hattan Watches has dated this Vintage Timor Military Watch to the 1940s.
Bold number hour markers with clear subsidiary second dial.

This Timor is an original example of the watch, yes it shows some wear and tear and most likely battle hardened but appears to have those original dial, hands and hour markers in place.
The Army Trade Pattern (ATP) watches were standard-issue timepieces for British military personnel during World War II. Introduced in 1939, these watches were designed to meet the British Army's need for reliable and durable timekeeping devices.

Approximately 17 Swiss watchmakers produced ATP watches, including well-known brands like Omega, Timor Longines, and Ebel. These watches were often civilian watches slightly modified to meet the hurried specification issued by the British Army. Timor was one of the few that built a whole new watch just for the British Army.
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Chase Hattan Watches has dated this Vintage Timor Military Watch to the 1940s.
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