Share Your Military-Issued Watches, Custom Unit Projects, & Operationally Worn Watches To Be Included In Our Upcoming Book
We have big news. Watches of Espionage is in the early stages of working on a coffee table book that will offer a closer look at some of your favorite stories from the Dispatch as well as completely new content, all supported by brand-new professional photography from our regular photographic contributor and publisher, James Rupley.
A US Navy UDT-issue Tudor Submariner 7928 from W.O.E.'s personal collection. (Photo Credit: James Rupley/W.O.E.)
As always, everything we do is for, with, and through the community. Our book will be no different, and we are looking for individuals with interesting watches to feature in our first printed publication. If you’re in the DC/Maryland/Virginia area or willing to travel there and have an interesting watch you wore operationally in the military, special operations, or intelligence, we’d love to hear from you.
Here’s what we’re looking for:
- Military-issued watches.
- Unit watches i.e. custom Tudor, Omega, Bremont, Breitling, etc…
- Mechanical timepieces that were worn in an operational capacity.
If any of these apply to any of the watches in your collection, please let us know by completing this brief survey HERE.
As always, thank you for your support.
-W.O.E.
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National Service (Army) during the Rhodesian War – A bright yellow 1973 Tissot ‘Sideral’, worn under a Camo cover of course.
And you don’t even have to be an author or in the influencer mafia to get the watch cred. Progress!
When is the last chance?
The history of Rolex/Tudor subs in spec ops is one of the best you’ve posted. Would love to see that in there forsure