According to a Extract I just got, my Flightmaster 910 was delivered to NAAFI 13 of August 1971 was that common or uncommon?

 

Got my flightmaster back from Omega yesterday. It's a transitional version, 145.013 case and 911 movement.

Case, dial and hands were not touched on my advise. Ready for wearing it again

 

happy flighty friday!

 

and a wristshot

 

My 910

 

I tried going to the Post Office last week to run a trace on the package, Bill, but the parking lot was packed. I'll stop by Saturday when it'll be a trifle less busy.

Art

 

My Flightmaster's back from a trip to see Simon Freese. He's done a great job on it with a new case finish (it came to me with the original radial grain underneath someone's halfhearted attempt to give it a starburst finish) and some light restoration. I've wanted a 911 for years and now I have one I'm finding it hard to take off again! Here with another new arrival in 2018.

 

Hey guys—new to this forum, just picked up a flightmaster and was curious if there were any recs for servicing (preferably us based)?

 

Hi and welcome to OF !
Can you please share some more pics of your watche including the caseback (inside and outside) and movement for better understanding ? Thanks !
Where did you buy the watch and what is your opinion about the condition ?
Good luck !

 

Absolutely. I got it from Kirill (lunaroyster)—these are the pictures from his advertisement of the watch (and are better than any I could take)

 

Thanks a lot ! Now we have a much better feeling about your watch
I am not a Flighty expert but I think you got a quite nice case there. Dial and handset are not my terrain.
Huge congrats and wear in good health !
Best Hajo

 

Thanks! I think it’s awesome. I think the pushers are replacements. And, it’s not clear it when it might have been serviced. It does seem to have been worn, which I think is great.

 

What a dial!

 

Thank You

I is a one owner. Navy F-4 Phantom Pilot stationed at several Naval Air Stations before going to Vietnam. It was just serviced, but left all original. I want to eventually put a new crystal on it and figure out who besides Omega can put a refinish on the case.

 

I'm expecting mine back from Official Time Watch in Utah within the next week or two and will post pictures ASAP. They said they have a lapping machine to reproduce the original finish. As far as just replacing a crystal, Manhattan Time Service did that for me last year, using the one I sourced myself on eBay.

 

When in Paris...

 

I decided to sell mine. I am sure I will regret it, but I want a vintage Speedy