WWII Waltham U.S.A. Admiralty Pattern No.6 ASDIC Stopwatch – Royal Navy Issue brace attachments Julian Thompson explains the battle

Julian Thompson explains the battle in an engagin and informative way

denoting the badge's issuance during the reign of King George V (1910-1936)

This remarkable artifact dates back to the Great War and represents the advanced artillery technology used by the German forces

Hitler’s Germany began its attack against France and the Low Countries on 10 May 1940

these inert rounds in their charger clip make an exceptional addition to any collection of military memorabilia

WWII Waltham U.S.A. Admiralty Pattern No.6 ASDIC Stopwatch – Royal Navy Issue brace attachments Julian Thompson explains the battleThis rare WWII Waltham U. S. A. Admiralty Pattern No. 6 ASDIC Stopwatch is a historically significant naval instrument, issued to the British Royal Navy during the Second World War. Manufactured by Waltham Watch Company in the United States, this precision stopwatch was used in conjunction with ASDIC (an early form of sonar) to detect and track enemy submarines. The robust design features a black dial with bold white Arabic numerals, split seconds