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MK1 MOD 0, correct?
Great find, Brian!
As for the strap, while the TR-900 specifications indicate the MIL-S-21382, that strap specification had been superseded by the MIL-S-46383 by the time the first TR-900s were being delivered in 1965. Paperwork was filed to indicate the deviation from original spec to the new spec when watches were delivered to the Navy. I would image many of the MIL-S-21382 straps were still in service and subsequently may have been paired with a TR-900.
I hope this is of interest. Kind regards, B.
It's the simple things.
I just received this early military wrist compass that's mounted on a great strap. It's the same strap that was used on the tr900. I have an interesting watch coming in soon and it's going to look great mounted! Brian...
Wow! LOL! It looks like a small Tower of Pisa......
Actually no, yours is straight:):) Cheers Francois from Down Under
Bravo, Brian. This is the kind of stuff I am running after.
As for your new Watch, I can't wait! Another FF, I presume? Best, Nicolas
Of course it's a FF!
It's going to look right at home mounted on this strap. Here is a photo of my Marine tr-900. Brian ...
I already said too much!
I hope to have in a week or so. It's an interesting chapter in bp military history. Stay tuned for more info. Brian
MK1 MOD 0, correct?
Great find, Brian! As for the strap, while the TR-900 specifications indicate the MIL-S-21382, that strap specification had been superseded by the MIL-S-46383 by the time the first TR-900s were being delivered in 1965. Paperwork was filed to indicate the ...
Thanks Billy
How about one of your great photos of your collection of wrist compasses. Brian
