Cyma Dirty Dozen Military Issued Watch

Marsoni

M251S

$1450.00

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Cyma Dirty Dozen Military Issued WatchThe Dirty Dozen watches, marked W. W. W. for "Watch Wristlet Waterproof," were crafted to rigorous British Ministry of Defense standards in 1945, featuring a black dial, Arabic numerals, radium lit hands, a 15 jewel movement, and waterproof capabilities. Twelve companies, including Cyma, Buren, Omega, and Longines, produced these iconic timepieces. We have a really lovely Cyma on offer today, featuring the Broad Arrow on the dial and WWW case back

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These things are amazing. Stuff them with peanut butter and treats and freeze them of course, but football spike them across the yard to drive your overly hyped dog nuts! And the hole allows you to safely pry it out of a tug battle , just a great design! And it can bobble across a small living space without getting lost like a ball would. Love it!

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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026

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Austin Smith

Fort Morgan, US

★★★★★ 3

Treats fall out way to easy

Size: Large

Kinda sorta awful at holding treats in it, they just fall out without my dog even having to touch it really. I spread peanut butter on the inside of the toy and freeze it..works much better that way, nay, works amazing that way. I got this toy to stimulate his brain, so he’s either much smarter than every other dog or the treats fall out too easy..I believe it’s the ladder.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025

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ABC Dog Pack

Whiting, US

★★★★★ 5

Great for enrichment treats for dogs

Size: Large, Size: Large

Great product and durable. We fill them with wet dog food and freeze it then give it to our dogs as enrichment treats. They love it. It’s super easy to use and strong against dogs bites and chewing

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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2025

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Wow Go Blue Dog

Birmingham, US

★★★★★ 5

Keeps My Dog Busy and Happy!

Size: Large

I bought this 2-pack of treat-dispensing toys for my large dog, and they’ve been a total win. The rubber is strong enough to hold up against heavy chewing, but soft enough that it doesn’t hurt his teeth. I like that it’s large, so I can fill it with kibble or small training treats, and it keeps him entertained for a long time. The best part is how much mental stimulation it gives—he really has to work to get the treats out, which helps with his energy and boredom. I also noticed it slows down his eating when I use it for kibble, which is a huge bonus since he usually gulps food too quickly. Getting two in a pack is great value. I keep one stuffed in the freezer with peanut butter for a cool snack on hot days and use the other for everyday play. Both clean easily with warm water and soap. ✅ Durable and safe rubber ✅ Keeps dogs busy and mentally stimulated ✅ Doubles as a slow feeder ✅ Great value for a 2-pack Highly recommend if you want something affordable, durable, and actually fun for your dog!

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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2025