Don't know if there's much love for military watches on here but I'll try a few on here and hopefully gain a few more members to my military watch group on Facebook.


1945 Longines Greenlander.

1951 IWC Mark xi


1953 Omega fat arrow


A few friends together.

 

Don't have any real military watches but would like to add the odd example over time. Bought a Cortebert A. T. P. watch but gave it away.

Thank you so much for posting these nice examples for us to admire.

 

Nice ones there. A couple of mine.

 

I think you'll find a fair amount of milwatch fans here.
Nice collection.

 

Yeah I like military watches, most of them are readable without putting my glasses on

 

a few here

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Definitely a smaller number but mine say hi !

 

To OP, fantastic watches! The Longines and the IWC are breath taking!

I have a few myself

A closeup of my avatar:



A battle of GB Weems Omega:





A Norwegian AF Heuer Luftforsvaret

 

Quite uncommun your last Heuer

 

At the time I bought it, I was after an Heuer Bund. Then this one came up, and I immediately realised that it was the one I wanted, and not the Bund variant

 

Your Tg 195 is fantastic one, stunning

 

Wow, some great watches on display here. But this one is truly a winner:

I love vintage military watches. For me, they are the ultimate toolwatches. Made according to demands and specifications which a MoD thought was necessary for the users. I like that.

I only have a Vixa to add here. I love this watch...

 

Great watches guys! I now have several additional references to covet.

The Auricoste @Ludi showed is really mine, he just hasn't sent it off to me yet.

Three of my Type 20s, all French-issued.

 

This goes well with the Type 20s

 

Here's my Bund, which is my first milwatch:



Then, soon to arrive is this Cyma which I just bought:

 

wow thanks for all the posts guys and you guys have have some seriously good looking military watches there! in fact way to many to single any out.

I can see a few watches that I recognise from my Facebook military watch group I'm sure Ludi has posted on there.

if your not already a member come over and join us its worth joining Facebook for.


https://www.facebook.com/groups/Britishmilitarywatches/?fref=nf

Baden

 

The two I have to show:

 

Happy Veterans Day for those who have served in the U.S. (and Italian) armed forces.

 

I love military watches and their history. I have a sample few..

 

Signal Corps USA, at the time of these being ordered, the fledgling Air Corps was attached to the Signal Corps.



Then, of course you have to supply the Army via railroads.

#992/1000 ordered with roughly 40 known to exist.