Being a military collector I would love to see some military Omegas, or any other makers, in your collection.
Here are some of my favorites.
1956 Air Ministry
1945 US Army Stamped on Case Back
Let' see yours

 

Here is mine

 

Here are mine - all issued watches:

CWC G10 quartz:



Vertex WWW:



Tudor Sub issued to a Canadian Navy Ship's Diver - bought it directly from him:



Of course did a full service as soon as it arrived:



Cheers, Al

 

Awesome watches Rdl81 and Al.
I have a similar watch Rdl81, but mine is at the watch makers. It was running very erratically (fast)
I also have a similar Vertex, Al. I love those WWW British watches-I have 4 in my collection-Omega, Vertex, and 2 Record. My dream is to have all the WWW "Dirty Dozen" in my collection
Anyone have any US, German, or Japanese watches from WWII? How about anymore WWW watches-anyone? I'd love to see more pictures
Here are a few more from my collection-Cyma Tavannes Trench Watch from 1916

Record WWW

Para WWII German possible Fallaschirmjager (paratrooper)

German WWII Kreigsmarine (Navy) Rare Selza

 

Only one and a keeper.

 

I agree, that's a keeper

 

Here's my only military piece - issued to Italian F-104 pilots in 1970:

 

Many thanks, I started off in military, collecting initially pocket watches and then moving on to CWC, Bulova etc.etc. I have my eye on another Omega military wrist watch at the moment so hopefully.

 

A senior moment, forgot this old war horse,


Would a CSI get under the wire?

 

MMMD that is a cool watch-love that!

 

Let us know if you pick up that military Omega and show up pictures

 

This watch is the Ref: CK2129 and it has the Omega 15-jewel Cal.23.4 SC movement with a centre seconds.

Military issue wristwatch made for the Air Ministry, and retailed by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.Ltd. These watches were ordered from Omega in London and 2000 watches equipped with rotating bezels were ordered and were intended for Royal Air Force crews. Delivery was from the 10th of March 1940.

This watch has a cream dial which is original, it does have some ageing but this does not detract, it has original blued steel Poire hands, the bezel is marked to 60 and is rotating, it also has a special bezel locking crown. The bars are fixed.
The case back is stamped AM for Air Ministry with the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths mark and a date code for 1940

 

Awesome, I've never seen another-great piece congrats
Have you had this watch a long time?

 

Thanks for the comments.
This was my father's watch which he wore for most of his life, hence the battered and worn appearance of the back case.
He was a pilot in Bomber Command and he wore this watch most of his life.
It has recently been serviced but the case and dial with the patina were left as is, as I like the contrast between the aged dial and the blue steel hands. It runs very accurately.
When I get some time I will get his War Record to see where he and this watch saw action.
Movement before service

http://omegaforums.net/attachments/p1040651-jpg.11273/?temp_hash=005c2c37aead3091db2a9e1325f46788

 

How awesome to have and wear your father's watch from when he was a pilot
If that watch could talk, what fabulous stories it could tell

 

Lemania Chronograp "Viggen" Swedish Airforce
Lemania TG195 Swedish Army
Scubapro Swedish Navy seals

 

Beautiful!

 

I hope to one day collect a SMP GMT "SBS" and/or possibly a PO SAS. Also, a Rolex Sub 5517 is on my list, but I doubt I shall ever find myself owning one.

 

Ok this is probably stretching the original point of the thread ?
Suddenly remembered the aircraft clock that I have fitted in my motorhome