Tom Rice White Canvas
Inspired by the now iconic A-11 watch specification developed by the US Army for watch manufacturers during WW2, our watch is tailor-made to honor the achievements Tom Rice and many men alongside him have fought for on the beaches of Normandy.
Featuring a cream-white dial with black filled indexes for quick & easy legibility, you understand why the US Military went for such a design. Equipped with luminous hands & hour markers for perfect visibility in low-light conditions.
Powered by an NH35 automatic movement and assembled in PA, USA we stuck to the roots of the glorious A-11 & its veterans all the way to the core of our watch.
A-11 Tom Rice
Quality & ruggedness to honor Tom Rice
42 MM SPECS
| Case Size/ Diameter |
42mm |
|---|---|
| Case Thickness Including Glass |
12.5 mm |
| Case Material |
Surgical Grade Stainless steel |
| Case Finish |
Sandblast |
| Case Lug Width |
22 mm |
| Strap Width |
22 mm |
| Glass |
Double Dome Sapphire Crystal |
| Water Resistance |
5 ATM |
| Movement |
Automatic Seiko NH35 |
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 |
Automatic Seiko NH35 |
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.
The A-11 Tom Rice
The A-11 Tom Rice is our special edition A-11 dedicated to commemorating the sacrifices of Tom but also of all his compatriotes as they landed in Normandy for D-Day. Featuring upgraded quality specs from our Service Watch & a commemorative caseback designed to highlight the incredible feat achieved on the 6th of June 1944
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