Hey guys,

I'd need some help with this one here.

To me it looks all good, except for the crown of course.

Only thing I'm a bit worried about is the writing on the caseback. Only have seen one before, where the writting was a bit smaller...and not so shaky.

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers

 

That is not a spitfire watch.

This is

 

It's a Royal Air Force or Air Ministry. Do you have the extract of archives?

I like it. Enjoy it

 

Thx for the info...i thought it was one too...as it can be found under this synonym.

Cheers

 

No i dont have it...its not even mine yet. Thx tho.

I knew that it was made for the RAF...thanks for the info...i'm not sure if the caseback is 100% genuine

 

He´s answering to my post.....

 

Thx for posting. I can’t help with your question, but I have never seen 16!jewels before, so that was interesting. Thx

 

I think its because of the central seconds

 

Military watches experts could tell you something about caseback.

 

It's copasetic, save for the crown. Mov't correct, caseback for 2292 ref. with Pheon is correct.

 

The case back looks OK to me. There are plenty of examples online to compare. It isn't a pilots watch, a navigators maybe. The lugs are delicate on the 2292 case and are often shortened after one breaking so take care with them if you buy/bought it.

 

Looks good to me including the engraving on the case back. As has already been said, the crown is a later replacement.