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Omega & The Military: While Omega watches are no longer issued to UK military units, we see them regularly on the wrist of operators as private purchases. The connections between Omega and the military, in particular maritime SOF units, are undeniable.
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The most well-known military diving wristwatches are the Omega Seamaster 300, and the Rolex Military Submariner, also known as the MilSub, . Omega & The Military: While Omega watches are no longer issued to UK military units, we see them regularly on the wrist of operators as private purchases. The connections between Omega and the military, in particular maritime SOF units, are undeniable. The most well-known military diving wristwatches are the Omega Seamaster 300, and the Rolex Military Submariner, also known as the MilSub, which adopted some of the characteristics of the Seamaster 300 and eventually replaced it as the Royal Navy’s chosen diver.
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Come now, that's British Army issue. a grey G10 strap from CWC or Phoenix. 😀A rare military issued stainless steel automatic wristwatch. Model: Seamaster 300. Reference: 165.024. Date: Circa 1969. Movement: 24-jewel Cal.552 automatic, No.28266045. Dial: Black with Tritium T, luminous baton hour markers, Arabic numeral quarters, white outer minute divisions, polished sword hands with luminous inserts, centre seconds.
Omega introduced the Seamaster 300 in 1957 for commercial sale. From 1967 until approximately 1970, the British MoD took delivery of a very small number custom made for issue to members of the British Royal Army and Navy.Omega Seamaster 300 T Dial Military Issue Mint (all original) for 4,755 for sale from a Seller on Chrono24. Want to sell a similar watch?The current lot is particularly unusual as it was issued specifically to the Royal Navy who utilised the Omega Seamaster 300 for most of the 1960s before moving onto the Rolex Submariner in 1971.Maunder Watch Co have for sale a an incredibly rare military Omega Seamaster 300 (SM300). This Seamaster was issued to the British Army in 1966 and showcases the W10 caseback engraving. The condition throughout is nice and untouched, just as we like to find them.
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The Military Seamaster 300 was manufactured for the British Forces under strict guidelines given by the Ministry of Defence.
In the book “Omega Seamaster Vintage”, it is documented a 166.024, serial 27.9 mil, big triangle dial and same bezel. The extract of the archive issued in 2008 state “Delivered to the Canadian Army with special bezel”. Posts. 1,489. Likes.
Omega & The Military: While Omega watches are no longer issued to UK military units, we see them regularly on the wrist of operators as private purchases. The connections between Omega and the military, in particular maritime SOF units, are undeniable.
The most well-known military diving wristwatches are the Omega Seamaster 300, and the Rolex Military Submariner, also known as the MilSub, which adopted some of the characteristics of the Seamaster 300 and eventually replaced it as the Royal Navy’s chosen diver. Come now, that's British Army issue. a grey G10 strap from CWC or Phoenix. 😀A rare military issued stainless steel automatic wristwatch. Model: Seamaster 300. Reference: 165.024. Date: Circa 1969. Movement: 24-jewel Cal.552 automatic, No.28266045. Dial: Black with Tritium T, luminous baton hour markers, Arabic numeral quarters, white outer minute divisions, polished sword hands with luminous inserts, centre seconds.Omega introduced the Seamaster 300 in 1957 for commercial sale. From 1967 until approximately 1970, the British MoD took delivery of a very small number custom made for issue to members of the British Royal Army and Navy.
Omega Seamaster 300 T Dial Military Issue Mint (all original) for 4,755 for sale from a Seller on Chrono24. Want to sell a similar watch?The current lot is particularly unusual as it was issued specifically to the Royal Navy who utilised the Omega Seamaster 300 for most of the 1960s before moving onto the Rolex Submariner in 1971.
Maunder Watch Co have for sale a an incredibly rare military Omega Seamaster 300 (SM300). This Seamaster was issued to the British Army in 1966 and showcases the W10 caseback engraving. The condition throughout is nice and untouched, just as we like to find them.The Military Seamaster 300 was manufactured for the British Forces under strict guidelines given by the Ministry of Defence.
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