Rotary Limited Edition Poppy Quartz Gold PVD Case Black Leather Strap Men\'s Watch This limited edition Rotary poppy watch is limited to just 1,000 pieces. Firstly, the timepiece is designed in collaboration with The Britsh Legion to \'Remember Together\' those who have fought for their country to protect our way of life. Also, a white dial is complimented by golden indexes and hands, of which are powered by a precise quartz movement. Furthermore, the well-known poppy which is used to remember those on the 11th of November is seen at the 12 o\'clock position with a simplistic date window at 3 o\'clock. The date window goes from black to red on the 11th as well as the 11 o\'clock index having two marks. A gold PVD stainless steel case surrounds the white dial with sapphire crystal sat on-top. A small Poppy can also be seen on the edge of the crown. On the reverse of the case is a beautiful black and white etching of Flanders Field of which you can find your serial number just above. Then, a black leather strap can be fastened using a standard buckle. Finally, this watch has a water resistance of 50 metres, making it suitable for surface swimming. What Your Purchase Means: A purchase means £13.25 will be paid by Rotary to the Royal British Legion Trading Limited which gives it profits to The Royal British Legion and PoppyScotland. This supports the great work the charities do by providing financial, social and emotional support to the members and veterans of the British Armed Forces & their loved ones. Key Features: Limited To 1000 Pieces Quartz Movement Gold PVD Stainless Steel Case Poppy On Dial & Crown White Dial Limited Edition Box Analogue Display Date Window Sapphire Crystal Glass 36mm Case Black Leather Strap Standard Buckle 50m Water Resistant Serialised On Caseback Collaboration With British Legion The Brand: Rotary Famed for his attention to detail and business, Moise Dreyfuss established Rotary in the Swiss town of La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1895. After twelve years of trading, two further members of the Dreyfuss family opened an office in Britain in order to facilitate the import of the watches. The UK proved to be the company’s most lucrative market, with Rotary introducing its now iconic winged wheel logo in 1925. Following the Second World War, Rotary became the supplier to the British Army. With the government’s policy of mass conscription, once the war ended, there was a Rotary in every home. As the twentieth century progressed, Rotary became famed for its sponsorship of sporting events. The most notable of these being the British Racing Motors F1 team and teaming up with Chelsea F.C. in 2015. Still operated to this day, Rotary continues to produce the type of highly affordable timepieces that have defined the brand’s output. If you have any questions please  click here Click here to join our  facebook  and  Instagram !