Looking for a Omega Seamaster 300 from the Royal Navy

Could be. It's an intriguing part of the military watch history in that it's hard to get the full story and definitive production numbers on the watches themselves; another reason why fakes are such a problem. The Speedmaster NASA history is another odd one, as for years there were several different stories on how the watch came to be selected. Now the common narrative is pretty much considered the rule, yet there are some weird anomalies in the watch's history.

I wonder if it was Grahame Fowler? Based on this article from the Tudor Collector, he did not have the small trapezoid example.
https://tudorcollector.com/collectors-corner/grahame-fowler/

boy, was I wrong...£69.700 incl. fee ... 😲

If anybody will pay that for my 0552 - even at half price .... you just let me know 🙄

Definitely an abberation, but if someone wants to replicate the price for mine...🤪