Much-loved and extremely popular among Omega fans, the Seamaster Pro 300M Diver 2254.50 spawned 12 regular production variants and two limited editions, including a special model for SAS SFC selectees. [..]
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...with the same case number, 168.1040...
Much-loved and extremely popular among Omega fans, the Seamaster Pro 300M Diver 2254.50 spawned 12 regular production variants and two limited editions, including a special model for SAS SFC selectees. [..]
Visit Seamaster Pro 300M Diver 2254.50 Sword Hand Family & The British Army SAS SFC LE to read the full article.
S SpqrJust want to point out, there is no “Royal Army” in the UK Armed Forces as your article says in several occasions. There is the Royal Navy, the Royal Marines and the Royal Air Force. The British Army is just that, the British Army, never, ever the “Royal Army”. There are Royal regiments and Royal Army service Corps like the Royal Army Medical Corps but the use of the word “Royal” in that context means the Corps was honoured by the Monarch as prior to that honour the formation would have been, and was, the Army Medical Corps. The reason is that the British Army is an amalgam of Royal regiments, Parliamentary regiments and several private regiments such as the Green Howards, named for the minor Royal who raised the regiment in the 18th century. It might be best to amend the article to remove the error. In case you were wondering I served in both the British Army and the Royal Air Force for three decades.
