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·Next to the Seaweed Seamaster - this could be my favourite. If only they made it available for the public.
Danish Seamaster
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hen
·Any other differences than lack of date and white tipped seconds hand? Is it all brushed?
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Edit: Case back
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YY77
·They also issued a Swiss Army edition;
https://watchbase.com/omega/seamaster-diver-300m/210-30-42-20-01-003
https://watchbase.com/omega/seamaster-diver-300m/210-30-42-20-01-003
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McBeardy
·They also issued a Swiss Army edition;
https://watchbase.com/omega/seamaster-diver-300m/210-30-42-20-01-003
ha actually thought they were same watch as I remember the Swiss Army doing the rounds on here with the reference number.
Damn those lucky Army guys.
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·I suppose the closest thing available to the general public would be one of the ceramic no-date 300Ms, but there are obviously several major differences. I'd be all over a 40mm no-date 300M---especially if they dropped the HE valve. A true counterpart to the 124060 and its predecessors. (I know, the heritage models---but I mean one with the basic form-factor of the current 300M.)
FWIW, I work alongside a lot of active duty military personnel, and when they deploy they tend to wear G-Shocks. An expensive luxury watch--no matter how cool it looks and how custom-made it might be for their rates--is not something they'd seriously consider wearing and keeping track of. Can't speak for the Danish army, but I suspect these are bijoux to be kept safe at home.
FWIW, I work alongside a lot of active duty military personnel, and when they deploy they tend to wear G-Shocks. An expensive luxury watch--no matter how cool it looks and how custom-made it might be for their rates--is not something they'd seriously consider wearing and keeping track of. Can't speak for the Danish army, but I suspect these are bijoux to be kept safe at home.
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·I suppose the closest thing available to the general public would be one of the ceramic no-date 300Ms, but there are obviously several major differences. I'd be all over a 40mm no-date 300M---especially if they dropped the HE valve. A true counterpart to the 124060 and its predecessors. (I know, the heritage models---but I mean one with the basic form-factor of the current 300M.)
FWIW, I work alongside a lot of active duty military personnel, and when they deploy they tend to wear G-Shocks. An expensive luxury watch--no matter how cool it looks and how custom-made it might be for their rates--is not something they'd seriously consider wearing and keeping track of. Can't speak for the Danish army, but I suspect these are bijoux to be kept safe at home.
Or the Nekton edition. If you could change the bezel.
For sure I reckon most military guys wear G Shocks or Garmin for active duty.
Agree a 40mm no date Seamaster pro would be great, keeps it modern looking. With the 300 heritage being the modern version of Seasmaster sword hands that the MoD used to wear (forgot reference but it’s the one everyone cries out for). HEV I think will always stay much like the open hands, shame as would be awesome without.
