Too cool and thanks for sharing. Is there a story with the helmet or "just to awesome" not to buy? Nice touch with the yard as well' kinda sorta brings back some foggy memories, I think
I sold one of these last year and regretted it almost immediately. Found a very nice one that was priced well recently and jumped on it.
This mornig arrived, a 2892-1SC with a caliber 284 no. 15136343 from around 1956. Equipped it with a Hirsch James strap, silver Omega buckle. New crown (clover) is already ordered. I'm going to present this watch in a few days a bit more detailed...
Good lady decided she wanted to jazz up a couple of her pieces. So these - For these - What the lady wants the lady gets
Picked this up today from the original owner purchased new in 1983. A 145.022-78 with the original box, paperwork, and sales receipt. Time to get the Polywatch out and it should be good to go.
I showed it to my wife and she said "you guys are so cute" That was followed by "I bet his wife has a helluva shoe closet" Women!
I've never had one of these smaller (32 mm) American-made military watches, though I've always thought they were neat. This has the hacking cal. 10BNCH 17 jewel movement and dates from the Korean War-era. Seems to be in nicer condition than many I've seen.