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Early 70s omega.
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Dan S
·It's a logo of some sort. What company did he work for?
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaIt's the logo of the Broken Hill Proprietary (BHP) Company Limited.
AIS on the caseback refers to Australian Iron & Steel, a BHP subsidiary company.
They often presented loyal employees with nice watches back in the day.
This is my Dad's Genève.
AIS on the caseback refers to Australian Iron & Steel, a BHP subsidiary company.
They often presented loyal employees with nice watches back in the day.
This is my Dad's Genève.
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Bulldog22
·Cheers. I wasn’t sure whether the stamp was a makers / model mark of some sort or a company logo. Nice looking watch you have there. Still a looker.
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rob#1
·Phew, thanks Jim. For a moment I thought we might have another of these on our hands 😲
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janice&fred
·Good question. Half of OF have been pulling their hair out trying to figure that logo out 😁
Solved a while back. It's Herb's Adult World and Video. 👍
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PlainVanilla
·Please don't.
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nkhandekar
·I had forgotten about that logo...it looks like the love child of Heinkel and Messerschmitt
