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The Official RLC 30 Wristwatch

Elliot Brown watches are seeking expressions of interest prior to the production of an official RLC wrist watch to commemorate 30 years of The Royal Logistic Corps in 2023.

The watch will be available with either a Seiko self-winding automatic movement (from £695) or a Swiss Ronda quartz movement (from £525).

The watch features a bead blasted steel case, bespoke dark blue dial, red and yellow “Corps Colours” markers above 9 and 3, the Corps capbadge in subdued grey at 6, the Corps TRF as the 6 marker, 5th and 30th dates in red, a red tipped second hand, 1993 on the internal bezel at 12, the capbadge acid etched in the centre of the caseback, The Royal Logistic Corps in relief above. The watch will be serial numbered and can have up to 25 characters of personal engraving. There will be an option of an RLC webbing strap (subject to minimum order).

The watch will be tested to 200m in water and the bezel can be turned with a gloved hand.

Elliot Brown will donate 10% of sales to a military charity chosen by the project lead.

A PDF with artists impressions and further information can be downloaded HERE

Expressions of interest can be made until 31st October 2022 by clicking the above image. Or go HERE

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