NMK950 W10 Pilot Tonneau Case: Black Finish
The Tonneau or barrel-shaped W10 military watch has a distinct and storied history. The W10 specification was part of a series of military watch specifications that were used by the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) from the mid-20th century. The W10 specification, in particular, was introduced in the 1970s and became a defining style for military-issued timepieces.
The NMK950 W10 Pilot Tonneau Case in Black Finish stays true to the original with a 36mm case diameter and features a contemporary top hat box crystal.
Case Specifications:
Case Diameter: 36mm
Lug to Lug: 41.3mm
Thickness: 11.2mm (with Crystal and Caseback)
Lug Width: 18mm
What's Included?
- Top Hat Box Crystal (Clear AR)
- Integrated Brushed Chapter Ring (Rehaut)
- Matching Sterile Crown
- Caseback Gasket
Parts Compatibility:
Fits all SKX casebacks and is compatible with all our existing dials and hands.
Movement Compatibility:
Compatible with NH35/36/70/71 etc and NH34 movements for GMT builds.
Customer Reviews
Makes a great watch!
A case without caseback? First time I had such Thing... More Like 2/3 Case in my opinion. Case is also more like 12mm high, even with a slim caseback. The alpinist dial has non removable imperfections/dirt/glue on the indizies. Hands and the part of Case you get are well made though.
Excellent finishing, with a very good polish across the case. The installation is simple and works well with the screws in the back. My only gripe would be I feel it should have had drilled lugs for easier strap changes and an even more tooltastic feel.
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I’ve been very hopeful for a long time that Namoki would make an Alpinist style case - and it doesn’t disappoint. Still to do the build but the compass action is great, and everything feels very premium as usual.
First of all, the case is gorgeous and the finishing is impeccable. I really love the end result!
But I'm not sure if it was my own problem or if the bracelet endlinks were machined too long because I struggled for 30 minutes trying to get the endlinks to attach to the case. Finally after deciding they didn't fit, I took a heavy file and trimmed off about 0.1mm off the edge of the endlink so that the springbar could fit through and attach it to the case.
