Timex refers to this as the predecessor of the MK1
It is known that Timex was working on a Mil-Spec back in the mid to early 60's. Although they never went full production there were several models that came out for civilian use. The first was the 1966 24 hr black dial Sprite. That was the model at J Crew turned into a reissue. Other models were the Funtimer's from 1967 which used the plastic case. The final model was the Camper which is model copied for the MK1. Here is the Sprite
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Timex refers to this as the predecessor of the MK1
That’s a nice looking watch.
Is that one of the very few that were made for the Vietnam war for the US Dept of Defense?
Is that one of the very few that were made for the Vietnam war for the US Dept of Defense?
Yes it is
Timex refers to this as the predecessor of the MK1
It is known that Timex was working on a Mil-Spec back in the mid to early 60's. Although they never went full production there were several models that came out for civilian use. The first was the 1966 24 hr black dial Sprite. That was the model at J Crew turned into a reissue. Other models were the Funtimer's from 1967 which used the plastic case. The final model was the Camper which is model copied for the MK1. Here is the Sprite
Yes it is
Very nice!