Azimuth SP-1 Landship Battle Tank Collection Watch
The Azimuth SP-1 Landship tank watch gets a new limited edition set of watches in full battle paintcalled the "Battle Tank" collection. A set of six new watches from the brand have been given special paint jobs in honor of historic tanks (as described below). We have an watches-dealer hands-on review of an SP-1 Landship watch coming soon, but in the meantime you can check out these interesting versions painted up like enthusiast WWII tank models. The Azimuth SP-1 Landship watch contains a modified Swiss ETA automatic movement that offers a retrograde minute counter and hour indicator as the turret. Price for each is $9,800 Singapore Dollars. azimuthwatchwatches-dealerInformation from Azimuth:Tank 000 This watch embodies a WWII German 1943-1945 inspired three-toned camouflage scheme. The markings depict a knight on a charger, the symbol of the 505th Heavy Tank Battalion, which consisted of the famous Tiger and King Tiger tanks. The tanks from the 505th took part in major offensives lik

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