Welcome to Send Me the DTG.
This project was born from the belief that some stories are best told not just in words, but in the gear we carried - specifically, the watches on our wrists.
For many of us in the military, especially those in high-impact commands, time wasn’t abstract: it was mission-critical. It was the brief ticking in a moment of calm before movement, or the hard line that marked go time.
These timepieces didn’t sit behind glass. They were scratched, weathered, and worn in places no one talks about. This digital journal exists to document that history: one interview, one timepiece, one human story at a time.
We're not here to admire wrist shots or push hype pieces. The point of Send Me the DTG is context.
We sit down with the men and women who’ve served in roles of consequence—people who’ve seen the cost of decisions, understood the weight of time, and worn tools that mattered.
Each piece we feature isn’t just about the watch, but the why behind it. The promotion. The deployment. The moment someone handed it down. This is a living record of legacy, purpose, and precision.
Whether you're a veteran, a watch nerd, a curious civilian, or someone who simply respects the gravity behind a good story: we're glad you're here.
Our promise is to keep it grounded, to keep it real, and to build something that does justice to the lives and moments these watches moved through. Time is a lot of things, but here, it’s personal.
- ANTHONY ZERUTO
FOUNDER @ SEND ME THE DTG
