'53 Fat Arrow.

 

I'll scout around and see what I can find.

 

Longines WWW.

 

Got this beauty yesterday, Swedish Military City

 

New arrival on the wrist this afternoon.
Etanche 83 housing a Cupillard 233. Possibly French Military, impounded and subsequently released to the German forces early 1940's





Should add almost certainly wrong hands.

 

@Darlinboy Beautiful watch, although I'm surprised you were able to take that new Breguet off your wrist.

 

An absolutely beautiful little Smiths W10 courtesy of @LarryG .

 

Plastic FANTASTIC!

 

Your Smiths W10 is very nice I got an offer to buy one and as it is the last mechanical issued watch made in England I could not resist buying it. I love the dial, it is so cool with "MADE IN ENGLAND" between 5 and 7 o'clock Here is a picture of mine, it has not been delivered yet as the seller just got the NOS hands that will replace the ones showed in the picture. Hopefully I soon can do a post with the watch on my wrist

 

Between ourselves I reckon they are real beauties

 

You are of course absolutely right

 

They all get a turn!

Heres a thin-font GG-W-113 circa 1987 on the original strap...

 

This stunner just needs a nice leather band, but I love it on a Nato

 

Don't know as this really counts, as it's designed for cockpit mounting. So a little hard to wear.
They were used in the Fairy Swordfish, a biplane torpedo bomber. The history of these pieces blows me away.

 

@Hans the Wolf look forward to seeing the wrist shots when it arrives. What type of strap will be going on?

 

My beater watch.

 

Out navigating again. This time an 81.