PANZER

Initiated by Winston Churchill himself the armoured car or tank (PANZER in German) was introduced by the British Army during the Great War, the First World War. Initially developed to overcome the stalemate in the trenches in Europe the tank has since become an invaluable and strategically decisive part of any armed force. The name "tank" goes back the British Army's attempt to hide the purpose of these vehicles - officially they were meant to be but mere water carrying vessels, hence "tanks". Our model PANZER - water resistant to 200 meters - is as rugged as its namesakes; the Milanese bracelet resembles the tracks while the heavy structure of the unidirectional bezel was shaped after a turret. The pattern of the bezel is repeated on the two-tone dial and the highly accurate quartz movement displays both day and date

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