Hallo friends,
here is some information on German Army developments of the last and future years regarding the soldier's equipment including interesting wrist watches:

"In general, an IdZ kit includes a H&K G36 assault rifle, computers and an information system integrated in the load-carrying vest."
- BUND watch C3027, issued in 2002, NSN 6645-12-358-2674. made by Tutima/Ganderkesee, ref. 728-06.
For the ‚Infantrist der Zukunft‘ (Infantrist of the Future) -The movement is made by Miyota/Citizen cal. T241, Titanium case, saphire crystal, luminous hands and numerals. The German Army carried out prototype IdZ systems in Kosovo during 2002.
- BUND watch C3027 issued 2005, NSN 6645-12-367-7401: made by Tutima, ref. 728-07.
For the ‚Soldat im Einsatz‘ (SiE = ‚Soldier in Action‘), 15.000 items supplied to the army of the Bundeswehr. They are issued to the Afganistan expedition forces. - Movement by Miyota/Citizen cal. T250, Titanium case, saphire crystal, lcd window with lighting.
http://www.knirim.de/xbund.pdf
A service man of the KSK, the Special Forces, told me they mostly prefer watertight watches from Suunto.

. Gruesse/Regards/Salute Konrad Knirim
. konrad.knirim@t-online.de
PS: Have a look at my new book:
British Military Timepieces
. http://www.knirim.de

There was one for sell on ebay a while back.I would trade a suuntro to one of those soldier's to get one of those bund's.Nice info.

Intersting watch Konrad.

What sort of trap does it use?

Are these issued and subject to return or are they purchased by the men?

Hallo Greg, its like the US strap, see
http://www.knirim.de/xbund.pdf
Konrad Knirim
http://www.knirim.de/british2.jpg