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Three things are a hallmark of Blighty, Britannia, or England, otherwise known as United Kingdom. This name dates back to 1707, when the Acts of Union declared that the Kingdoms of England and Scotland were united into a single entity called Great Britain.

First, the heroic display of a stiff upper lip no matter how difficult the odds seemed, during Reichsmarschall Hermann Goring’s Blitz in London. Second, there is the truly amazing genetic ability that has created many of history's most beautiful women, from Jane Birkin, Jane Seymour, Jacqueline Bisset, Jean Shrimpton, Kiera Knightley, and Kate Moss. Kate Moss is, despite being a sybaritist, still really, really hot. Third, there is the rich and revered history of military watches.

1940s -- the "Dirty Dozen".

The Dirty Dozen is one of the most famous military watches in England. Other popular ones include the Mark 11 Pilot's Watch and the legendary Rolex MilSub. The Dirty Dozen is a group of 12 contractors who supplied the British Army during World War II with highly durable,Best Replica Watches luminous, and legible tool watches.

The Mark 11 legend began in mid-'40s, when the British Ministry of Defence issued a tender to create a watch for their pilots. The watch had to meet the following requirements: It had to have an iron black dial with Arabic numerals from 1 to 12 and it had to be "luminized" at the four cardinal indexes.

It must have a 12-ligne, hacking-capable movement with -4/+4 accuracy. The watch had to be water-resistant up to 20 feet. It have a Faraday/anti-magnetic cage, hence the iron dial. The crystal was secured by a screw to prevent it from detaching during decompression.

IWC and Patek Philippe Nautilus Replica,Patek Philippe Complications Replica both watch brands, responded to the call. However, JLC was eventually dropped as a provider because it did not include a shock-absorption system in its movement. IWC Mark 11 watches were issued to different branches of the RAF starting in 1949. The Caliber 89 was the movement.