Dunhill Centenary 'Hunter Caseback' LE Angelus this dial is a badge

this dial is a badge of dedication for what matter most to the brand hailing from Holstein

Sporting the very same Valjoux movements and iconic looks of their Heuer-branded cousins (but at a fraction of the price)

it also served as a General Issue timepiece in the German Bundeswehr

it simply doesn’t get much better than a Datograph

a little wibbly-wobbly

Dunhill Centenary 'Hunter Caseback' LE Angelus this dial is a badgeIn 1893, Alfred Dunhill transformed his fathers saddlery into a luxury empire with the needs of sporting gentlemen at its heart. But rather than horses and carriages, it was automobilesand their driversthat Dunhill was outfitting. Horns and clocks for the cars (particularly for Rolls Royce), and overcoats, goggles, and watches for the driversDunhills Motorities sold it all, from two boutiques in Mayfair (one for men, the other for ladies) or from