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GG-W-113 U.S 1960s Pattern Handwound Military Watch with Plexiglass Crystal and Mechanical Movement

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GG-W-113 U.S 1960s Pattern Handwound Military Watch with Plexiglass Crystal and Mechanical MovementSKU: GGW113 HW26 Recreating a Vietnam War Classic Built to Original Military Specifications The GG W 113 infantry watch traces its origins back to October 1962, when the U. S. government issued MIL W 3818B specifications to replace the earlier 1956 standard (MIL W 3818A). These watches, produced by Hamilton, Benrus, and Bulova, became the trusted companions of American troops during the Vietnam War and are now icons of military watch design. In 2009,

SKU: GGW113-HW26

Recreating a Vietnam-War Classic — Built to Original Military Specifications

The GG-W-113 infantry watch traces its origins back to October 1962, when the U.S. government issued MIL-W-3818B specifications to replace the earlier 1956 standard (MIL-W-3818A). These watches, produced by Hamilton, Benrus, and Bulova, became the trusted companions of American troops during the Vietnam War — and are now icons of military watch design.

In 2009, MWC worked alongside a U.S. veterans’ association to bring this historic model back to life. Using two original watches and their complete technical blueprints, we created a faithful recreation featuring a traditional hand-winding movement, just like the originals. The result is a watch that looks and feels like it came straight from 1965 — but with the reliability of modern engineering.

As seen in the final image, the 1965 Benrus reference model that inspired this re-issue demonstrates how closely the MWC version mirrors the authentic design, proportions, and spirit of the original Vietnam-era timepiece.

Whether you’re a collector, a military history enthusiast, or simply looking for a rugged daily-wear field watch, this GG-W-113 offers a perfect blend of authenticity, functionality, and understated style.


Specifications

  • Case Width: 38 mm (41.3 mm including crown)
  • Thickness: 12.5 mm
  • Lug Size: 20 mm
  • Lug-to-Lug: 46 mm
  • Dial: Matte black with Luminova lume
  • Case Material: 316L military-grade stainless steel
  • Case Back: Screw-down, engraved with serial number
  • Crystal: Plexiglass (acrylic)
  • Movement: Hand-wound 2650 caliber, 17 jewels, 21,600 A/h
  • Water Resistance: 5 ATM / 50 m / 165 ft
  • Lugs: Fixed solid bars (as per original spec)
  • Straps: Black Nylon Military Webbing Strap
  • Packaging: Tin

Key Features

  • 1:1 recreation of the 1960s U.S. military GG-W-113 specification
  • Authentic hand-wound movement — no battery required
  • Enhanced durability
  • Perfect for collectors or daily field use
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