Lot 80ff. Condition isn't great, but a crowd of rare beasts nonetheless.

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/23510/#/aa0=2&MR0_length=50&w0=list&m0=0

 

Lot 86's movement predates it's case by 10 years.

 

And has something seriously funky going on with the hands....

 

I hope the PAF mechanics were better trained than the PAF watchmakers.

 

I think they learned not to load mangoes alongside their leaders.....

 

Mangoes?

 

http://articles.latimes.com/1988-08-25/news/mn-1417_1_zia-crash

 

All look like they´ve been through a washing machine cycle to me. Note to PAF: remove watches from flight suit pockets before sending to laundry

And what´s with those extremely low auction estimates, I scrolled down the whole page, looking at a variety of watches/manufacturers, looks like an auction from 2006, not 2016, IMHO totally meaningless as estimates

 

They might be worth more if it were a more successful military. What did the Indian AF wear?

 

that is what auction houses do..... they will go up for sure. and the railmaster dials are easy to restore. kind regards. achim

 

called a 'come and get me' estimate!

 

Lot 85 is first public evidence I've seen of a white faced PAF watch. Do we have more details?