A Waltham A-13A, keeps fantastic time and adds a nice contrast to a super modern m/home. When I decided to move away from the military side this was one piece that I couldn't let go.
Here is a 2922 RAF issue, without markings so likely issued to civilians as surplus: And this little guy was produced during the war, and may have seen service in India Have a few others, but not Omegas...
Very nice watches all! I'm developing an appreciation for the military versions of several brands, including Omega. Real tool watches.
'42 Elgin (its actually a small watch.... I just have really skinny arms!) 60ish Bulova (bought because it had the correct plastic strap for the Elgin on it.... its kept safely stashed) 44 30T2 (still life with junk....)
My full-size Montre d'Aeronef Zenith Type 20, on a 36mm Horween Shell Cordovan strap. The cute little modern CEO versions: This guy cannot wait to get to Rolex.
Number one (40s Glashütte Tutima, Cal. 59; I have to get that pusher replaced one day): Number two (50s Hanhart 417 Bundeswehr):
A couple of years ago, there was no way you could catch me with a vintage watch, especially one smaller than 40mm. Now, this is one of my favorites:
Back from the heady days when you could pop in to Babcock Disposals at Rosyth Naval Dockyard. Always a good selection right the way through to chronos at £75 Unfortunately in these days all I wanted was a watch to wear to work so the cheapest they had would do and once I had trashed it and binned it back for another. This one survived Falklands issue -
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