British Racing Green is one of the most iconic colors of the auto racing world that originated in 1903 with the Gordon Bennett Cup in Ireland.

Gordon Bennett was a wealthy American business man that organized the annual race pitting different countries. The Cup competitions were city-to-city races, with entrants required to have their cars entirely manufactured in their home country.

To make national identification of the participants easier, each country embraced a national racing color. They were: Yellow for Belgium, White for Germany, Blue for France and of course Green for Britain; hence, the British Racing Green was born.

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The 12-hour dial of this watch is divided into 144 marks, with each mark representing 5 minutes. The design includes bold 15, 30, and 45-minute marks, along with a prominent needle pointer, making it exceptionally easy to read the time at a glance.