In the late 1990’s Sinn released a new line of watches with the EZM moniker. EZM stands for Einsatz Zeit Messer, which translates to English as Mission Timer. These watches were designed to be issued as tool watches to the German special police forces and each watch (EZM1 through EZM4) had different functionality to suit its intended special force’s needs. The range consisted of the custom special combatant (EZM1), the border guard diver unit (EZM2), the police special force (EZM3), and the fire fighting rescue unit (EZM4). Sinn used different movements (Quartz, Automatic) and different watch styles (Diver, Chronograph) to create this range of tough, non-nonsense watches - in this article we will focus on the EZM2.
