This is the back.

 

NOS Swedish Airforce Seiko 7t27-7a20 (a6). The watch was issued to Swedish helicopter crews and rescue personal in the 1990s

 

With box and stuff. Congrats Hans

 

Thanks Patrik Actually, this is the first non-mechanical watch I have bought since I got seriously interested in watches and it is also my first non-vintage military watch. Being a Swede interested in both watches and military things I could not resist buying it when I saw it Maybe the pilot of this chopper had a similar watch on his wrist?

 

Gardening duties this evening, watering in April, strange times.

 

Nice canvas nato strap on your Eterna. May I know where you got it ?

 

http://www.mwrforum.net/forums/show...0-Type-37-pattern-strap&highlight=revo+straps

 

Thanks. Hopefully he will make another batch in the future.

 

Yup I'd buy again, got 3 * 18mm and 3 * 20mm.

 

Got a "Royal Marines Military Falklands Issue Strap - Green" from CWC last week, I use it with my "Swedish Airforce Seiko 7t27-7a20 (a6)" which has been on the wrist today

 

Timing error STUPID NATURE ~Get out of my shot!

Buren WWW

 

That's was epic happy accident.

 

Signed up with a Smiths W10 for the rest of the day,

 

Hahaha, at first I was like, "how the hell did you crack your dial in such a cool way?", and then I was like "what an interesting design pattern..."

 

Haha......love that Buren WWW with that puffy radium.

 

New to me - Hamilton 6B, sold my previous one, missed it so picked this one up.

 

Here it is with less foliage!

 

Prefer the other one with more wabi., [emoji33]

 

This is a very good looking watch. Congrats on owning it! I can't wait to share my new additions in a few weeks once they come in...