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Military for Memorial Day
Omega 165.024 SM300 (one W10 for British Army, and two 0552s for Royal Navy), and Konrad Knirim's great book.
Wow, one is hard to get, but three!!! That's my kind of madness! Bravo, my friend. [nt]
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Nice to see you back, schen . . .
. . . and your military Omegas, too.
While I have an Ω ref 2179 produced for the US military (civilian version, though), today I'll be wearing the Flightmaster . . .
. . . that was originally owned by a USAF veteran who served a tour of duty in Vietnam.
He's third from the left in the front row.
In observance,
Art
While I have an Ω ref 2179 produced for the US military (civilian version, though), today I'll be wearing the Flightmaster . . .
. . . that was originally owned by a USAF veteran who served a tour of duty in Vietnam.
He's third from the left in the front row.
In observance,
Art
Thanks everyone. It's great to be back to this wonderful community.
Thanks Dr. No, Dr. Strong, Nilo, and Nicolas my friend. I've been actually following you everywhere and all the time. 
Just didn't get chance to post anything new at the fora for a while. Looks like I am getting some free time, and will post more.
Just didn't get chance to post anything new at the fora for a while. Looks like I am getting some free time, and will post more.
We'd love to see one of your indies . . .
. . . on Wrist Scan, which is ongoing at the moment.
Awesome collection of Military SM300s
Almost impossible to find on the street nowadays. No one is selling theirs!
In hindsight, I should have kept mine!