No longer mine but having just read the sellers remorse post it thought I'd post it here too. A beautiful IWC WWW on the strap it was issued with date stamped 1945. I must have had a rush of blood to part with it

 

@Just Livin, congrats dude that a cracker you have there.

 

Aouch indeed.

 

I would feel the same, that is very nice.

 

hmmm today...

 

Nice group shot....

 

Some light diy today assisted by the RAF

 

I own a lot of vintage military issued watches. But never got issued one when I did 22 years in the US Navy here is the Seiko 7458 quartz diver I bought at the ships store in 1982 and used it until I retired in 2002. In a sort of way you can say this Seiko served in the US Navy I started out with a citizen automatic diver but it did not last long it could not take the beating but the Seiko did. Still own that Seiko today and wearing it today.

 

Hammie G.S. today

 

Absolute corker!

 

Hoping to wear the '93 Seiko Gen. 2 this evening

 

Precista RAF 1981

 

Spending the evening with a U.S.A.F. navigator 2003 issue

 

Minerva Swedish navy

 

CWC 79 last year of mechanical issue military british watches

 

I know that this is not a military watch but hopefully a picture of a nice watch with a self-propelled gun in the background is "political correct" for this thread?

I promise to wear an issued military watch in my next post in this thread

 

Not quite - mechanical W10's were issued in 1980 and mechanical chronos up to 1982.

 

majetek vojenske spravy

 

1983 Navy on vintage Eulit air-look