The ATP (Army Trade Pattern) is the true British Military watch of WWII. These were supplied to the British forces through a MoD contract with Swiss watch manufacturers in 1939. The more famous WWW wasn't issued until 1943. There were 17 suppliers of ATP watches: Buren, Cortebert, Cyma, Ebel, Enicar, Eterna, Font, Grana, Lemania, Leonidas, Moeris, Reconvillier, Record, Revue, Rotary, Timor, and Unitas. Ebel, Revue, and Timor each produces two types of watches, so in total there are about 20 watches in the ATP series. At least 133,600 ATP watches were manufactured. The Leonidas ATP is a ...
