Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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It appears to have led a sheltered life; perhaps . . .
. . . it was assigned to a serviceman that never saw combat.
At any rate, it's a tribute to both Omega and Thomas . . . a fabulous watch like that deserves to fall into the hands of a dedicated collector.
Art
Omega CK2444
One of my grail watches has landed Omega's version of the Dirty Dozen CK2444, cal. 30T2 from ca. 1944 Just love it, and found a repro A.F.0210 strap to wear it on. I have many Omega's with radium lumen, but this one have the highest reading I have seen......
Not difficult to know you have a rare and grail
While i’m not prefer dark dials, this watch is a huge exception. Impossible to not reply. You matched the strap wonderful with the watch, or shall i write a very unique vintage Omega? Yes i do, a very unique vintage Omega. There is a friend who must see y...
It appears to have led a sheltered life; perhaps . . .
. . . it was assigned to a serviceman that never saw combat. At any rate, it's a tribute to both Omega and Thomas . . . a fabulous watch like that deserves to fall into the hands of a dedicated collector. Art
Wow!
What an absolute dream! Please tell us more about the strap. It's perfect for this watch.
Really good example. Well done!
The "NATO" strap looks realistic in colour and texture although the RAF issues, post-1960, did not have the steel runners and also the steel buckle was twin barbed/pinned. The pins were quite sharp to pierce the canvas strap, which had no spaced holes. Yo...