Prewar movements were often designed to fit in the rectangular cases that were in fashion then. The war made round watches fashionable (because all military watches were round). So inside 1940s watches you sometimes find this:
Middle East oil flows have surpassed prewar levels, as payday incentives and U.S. protections have helped tankers make the dangerous journey through the Strait of Hormuz. 🔗
"Persian Gulf oil exports have surpassed prewar levels, as an improvised shipping system under U.S. protection is helping tankers move oil through one of Iran’s fiercest waves of attacks in the Strait of Hormuz."
The Wall Street Journal
Middle East oil flows have surpassed prewar levels, as payday incentives and U.S. protections have helped tankers make the dangerous journey through the Strait of Hormuz. 🔗
Persian Gulf oil exports have surpassed prewar levels, as an improvised shipping system under U.S. protection is helping tankers move oil through one of Iran’s fiercest waves of attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.