I was very lucky to find a full set 105.003-63 sold originally to US Army Thule Base in Greenland. A few months later, I was again very very lucky to find her sister, because it was 1 s/n earlier than my first 105.003-63.

Amazingly the patina of their bezel and markers are almost the same...



Here the full set (is in the book)

 

Wow, whats the chance of that - congrats

 

Waaaauw

 

Wow!

Quick.... Buy a lottery ticket!

 

Belle histoire et superbes montres !

 

Please tell me this was the cost of the optional bracelet only!

 

haha, no the price of the watch... Pay attention that this is not an optional bracelet but a JB I had.

 

Thanx as my heart has calmed-down ;-)

 

To say theyve seen military service they are both in great condition.

 

Super ritrovamento Greg!

 

Grazie!

 

Saying they were sold to the U.S.Army is kind of misleading as they were not army issue, they were sold to the PX for sale to the troops.

 

You really are quite lucky!! awesome Pair

 

What a cool find! I´ve never seen that before, did you realise immediately on seeing the second one, or was it a later discovery?

 

When it was for sale, I immediately realised that they were twins and I needed to buy it, especially that it was in very cool condition

 

That is really friggin cool. And the watches itself are very nice!!!!

 

Fantastic pair.