amanico
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No, not restored BUT... Omega changed the movement. Luckily, they stated this movement change in a letter. With the original movement number, confirming that
The watch was issued to the British Navy.
Two nice pictures I took of an Omega Seamaster 300 165 024 British Navy.
I could take some pictures of this watch I had for a while before giving it to its owner. Something which is very high in my wish list. A true beauty, a character. Best, Nicolas ...
Do you remember Scott D, Nicolas? He has his father's 165.024 . . .
. . . that was presented after a training exercise with the SBS in the late '60s. Interestingly, there's nothing to indicate it's a military issue watch - no circled 'T' on the dial, no markings on the back. The example you're sharing with us is in except...
No, not restored BUT... Omega changed the movement. Luckily, they stated this movement change in a letter. With the original movement number, confirming that
The watch was issued to the British Navy.
