Cabot Watch Company (CWC) recently unveiled the newest addition to its accessories collection, the CWC Cabot Bren Watch Roll. The company says it drew inspiration from its WWII Bren Gun tool kit with roll pockets adapted to accommodate watches. Like its predecessor, the CWC Cabot Bren Watch Roll features a 1937 WWII pattern webbing with brass fittings and a suede lining.
This durable watch roll also boasts a pouch in the lid to store accessories and straps. CWC says the look and feel of the watch roll is reminiscent of the British wartime military, made to complement any military watch collection. Suede-lined pockets add a luxurious touch and protect watch crystals in a face-down position for storage. The Cabot Bren Watch Roll is available in black or khaki.
Ray Miller founded the Cabot Watch Company and was the leading supplier of watches to the military in the 1940s. He used his immense military knowledge to secure government contracts for the mechanical W10 for almost 40 years. The CWC produced hundreds of thousands of military watches over the years. Like every CWC watch, the company’s accessories and straps offer the same durability, using purposeful design and high-quality materials. The CWC Cabot Bren Watch Roll retails for $46.
In other CWC news, see the G22, a part of the G10 line of watches.