CWC W10 manual wind ex NATO

In very nice condition for what I understand to be a 1979 watch.

It is a manual wind watch which I purchased from a seller who said that he was the original owner. It winds and sets easily and runs well and accurately with a good power reserve.

The lume is bright.

6645 is the NATO Group/Class number. Group 66 is Instruments & Lab equipment. Class 45 (6645) is Time Measuring Instruments.

99 is the code for the United Kingdom

523 - 8290 is a non-specific number assigned at the time of ‘codification' to an item of supply by the country’s relevant NATO codification bureau.

466 is probably the serial number to enable the unit to record the issue to a particular soldier.

(I’m grateful to the OF member who was able to decipher and share this information with me).

I was thrilled to buy in in 2020 but rarely wear it and have decided to move it on. It will come with the perlon strap.

I’m looking for £350 plus postage by Royal Mail from London.

I’m happy to answer any questions that anyone may have.

Thanks OF for allowing me to post this.

Is lume tritium or luminova?

The circled T suggests tritium.

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Now sold
Thanks OF for this facility.
Much appreciated.