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Limited Edition
All watches are limited to 250 pieces worldwide and all engraved with their serial number on the caseback.
The only exception is Dent's Platinum Ministry Chronograph which is strictly limited to 50 pieces worldwide.
- Winston Churchill's first watch was a Dent
- King George V's Dent struck eleven as the Great War ended
- Tsar Nicholas II, the last Emperor of Russia, wore a Dent
- Dent built Big Ben's famous four-faced clock
- King George V presented Woodbine Willie with a Dent
- 1st Duke of Wellington, The Iron Duke, wore a Dent
- Dent made the chronometers that guided the Royal Navy
- Dent chronometers guided the Royal Yacht Britannia
- Dent's Palace Clock has kept Balmoral on time since 1857
- Dent equipped the Royal Navy with marine chronometers
- The Shah of Persia granted Dent a Royal Warrant in 1904
- Dent held Warrants from Emperor Meiji of Japan
- Dent was watch and clock maker to Queen Victoria
- The magnificent clock at St Pancras station is a Dent
- Dr Livingstone and Stanley both used Dent timepieces
- Dent clocks controlled GMT at the Royal Observatory
- Darwin had six Dent No. 633 timepieces on HMS Beagle
- Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II owns a Dent
- The BBC synchronised their hourly six pips with a Dent
- King Edward VI granted Dent a Royal Warrant
- Big Ben, 150 years young. Made by Dent
