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bardamu
·Hi all,
I decided to part with my sterile dial vintage military chronograph issued to British Royal Air Force (6BB) in 1974.
I've got this watch six months ago from a nice swedish collector, I'm selling it because I bought two of these practically in a row (you know the drill 🙄), so this one now has to go.
Watch was completely overhauled in april 2021 by a professional in Sweden and the receipt of the job done will be of course part of the sale.
39mm famous asymmetric stainless steel case with screw-down caseback looks to be unpolished and in good general conditions. Fixed lugs are intact, they take a 20mm strap or nato.
Some minor signs of marks and wear are there as expected but nothing major. The caseback military issue engravings are in very good condition. I was told by the previous owner that the watch went through a full service by the MoD in the UK during which pushers were replaced. Everything else -glass, unsigned crown, handset -is original.
Please note that caseback is very tight and I couldn't open it with my plastic ball, so no pics from the movement and inside caseback at the moment. That said, I can guarantee that movement is marked CWC and on the receipt from the service you can read the regular case serial number from the inside caseback.
Obviously, if those pics are a deal breaker for a potential buyer, I will have the watch opened by a watchmaker without any problems 😀
Speaking of the movement, valjoux 7733 runs strong, and the same goes for the chrono functions.
Matte black sterile dial with white graphic is in very nice conditions. It lacks the CWC logo and only features the required military markings including the tritium designation and the British military arrow.
Sterile dials are not so rarely seen and discussed in the world of military vintage watches, which I'm not an expert on, just a curious and willing fan. Some say they are dials replaced by MoD in the 70s, others that they were done to reduce the exposure of information in the event that the soldier was captured.
Anyway, they are fully original, well known and NOT repainted or redone in any way.
Watch comes with an good quality and almost new dark blue 20mm nato strap.
Please ask me via pm for any doubt about the watch. I will reply as fast as possible.
Watch and me are located in Rome, Italy. I'm asking 1890 euros shipped with tracking code and ensured with Secursus everywhere within EU. Overseas transactions are welcome with shipping costs and modality to be decided with buyer.
Bank wire strongly preferred, a face to face in Rome is possible.
I have some good feedbacks so far on OF at the following links, but plenty of references from other international fora and ebay to provide if needed:
https://omegaforums.net/search/14473580/?q=bardamu&o=date&c[title_only]=1
https://omegaforums.net/search/21805395/?q=alessandro&o=date&c[title_only]=1
Before posting some pics, thanks a lot OF for the opportunity and thanks you all for looking.
Alessandro
I decided to part with my sterile dial vintage military chronograph issued to British Royal Air Force (6BB) in 1974.
I've got this watch six months ago from a nice swedish collector, I'm selling it because I bought two of these practically in a row (you know the drill 🙄), so this one now has to go.
Watch was completely overhauled in april 2021 by a professional in Sweden and the receipt of the job done will be of course part of the sale.
39mm famous asymmetric stainless steel case with screw-down caseback looks to be unpolished and in good general conditions. Fixed lugs are intact, they take a 20mm strap or nato.
Some minor signs of marks and wear are there as expected but nothing major. The caseback military issue engravings are in very good condition. I was told by the previous owner that the watch went through a full service by the MoD in the UK during which pushers were replaced. Everything else -glass, unsigned crown, handset -is original.
Please note that caseback is very tight and I couldn't open it with my plastic ball, so no pics from the movement and inside caseback at the moment. That said, I can guarantee that movement is marked CWC and on the receipt from the service you can read the regular case serial number from the inside caseback.
Obviously, if those pics are a deal breaker for a potential buyer, I will have the watch opened by a watchmaker without any problems 😀
Speaking of the movement, valjoux 7733 runs strong, and the same goes for the chrono functions.
Matte black sterile dial with white graphic is in very nice conditions. It lacks the CWC logo and only features the required military markings including the tritium designation and the British military arrow.
Sterile dials are not so rarely seen and discussed in the world of military vintage watches, which I'm not an expert on, just a curious and willing fan. Some say they are dials replaced by MoD in the 70s, others that they were done to reduce the exposure of information in the event that the soldier was captured.
Anyway, they are fully original, well known and NOT repainted or redone in any way.
Watch comes with an good quality and almost new dark blue 20mm nato strap.
Please ask me via pm for any doubt about the watch. I will reply as fast as possible.
Watch and me are located in Rome, Italy. I'm asking 1890 euros shipped with tracking code and ensured with Secursus everywhere within EU. Overseas transactions are welcome with shipping costs and modality to be decided with buyer.
Bank wire strongly preferred, a face to face in Rome is possible.
I have some good feedbacks so far on OF at the following links, but plenty of references from other international fora and ebay to provide if needed:
https://omegaforums.net/search/14473580/?q=bardamu&o=date&c[title_only]=1
https://omegaforums.net/search/21805395/?q=alessandro&o=date&c[title_only]=1
Before posting some pics, thanks a lot OF for the opportunity and thanks you all for looking.
Alessandro
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