A-11 Marston Mat
When we got access to our Marston Mat straight from the fields of Normandy in June 2021, we knew that we were onto something special. One year later, we've successfully managed to preserve this historical piece of D-Day by converting it into watch dials that fit the A-11 Spec designs from the same period. Protected by a stainless steel case & a double domed sapphire crystal, your piece of the historical metal has been given a new lease on life. Our A-11 Marston Mat is powered by a Swiss P024 Automatic Movement which guarantees precision and reliability for decades. And as usual for us, we will assemble the entire limited edition batch in the USA.
A-11 MARSTON MAT EDITION
Wear a critical piece of D-Day
38 MM SPECS
| Case Size/ Diameter |
38mm |
|---|---|
| Case Thickness Including Glass |
12.5 mm |
| Case Material |
Surgical Grade Stainless steel |
| Case Finish |
Sandblast |
| Case Lug Width |
20 mm |
| Strap Width |
20 mm |
| Glass |
Double Dome Sapphire Crystal |
| Water Resistance |
5 ATM |
| Movement |
Soprod P024 |
CARE GUIDE
Thanks to our expertise & quality materials your watch will require very little day-to-day care. You can help preserve its lustre by washing the case and bracelet from time to time using soapy water and a soft brush. Before cleaning your watch, always ensure that the winding crown is properly pushed down to guarantee waterproofness.
SPECIFICATIONS
Case
38mm Stainless Steel
10 ATM Water Resistance
Hands
Index
A-11 Spec Index
with Super-LumiNova
Glass
Double Domed Sapphire Glass
with Anti-Reflective Coating
Movement
Swiss-Made P024
Automatic
Straps
Green Canvas
Brown Leather
A-11 MARSTON MAT EDITION
AN EXCEPTIONAL PIECE OF HISTORY
Our Marston Mat was used as part of a network for a temporary road on UTAH BEACH on June 6th 1944. However, as the Allies pushed out of Normandy, many of these mats were left behind having outlived their technical usefulness. In the case of our Mat, it was picked up by the Utah Beach Landing Museum in Sainte-Marie-Dumont where it ended up in storage as part of their preservation efforts.
