What have I got here, it was cheaper than buying parts....

size11s

Does it look like it has had the fixed strap bars removed?

gbesq

I’m not sure what it is, but it does look like it might have radium lume on the dial. That’s not something that you want to take apart unless you really know what you are doing. Take it to a professional watchmaker and let them service it.

dsio

This is very sound advice, watchmakers typically take safety precautions when handling tritium, like nitrile gloves and a mask to avoid the dust.

Radium is thousands of times more dangerous than tritium, you do not want that watch open outside of a controlled environment

DON

Try the Military Watch Resource forum.

Hands look correct, but dial has been refinished. Case? No fixed arms.

Knowledgeable people there. There is also a Facebook forum now, but many of the members prefer the standard forum

speedb

Is it so hard to believe that a watchmaker reapplied radium lume to copy how an original dirty dozen dial would have looked?

I think it is also worth making it very clear to everyone here that this watch is already listed for sale online as a "completely original" dirty dozen watch with a "100% original, unrestored dial".