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I thought so
Yes the "Greenlander" was WW2 British Army and kind of looks a lot like the Mark11 and Big Indian. The size you mentioned is definitely WWW Longines. The Big Indian, I don't think there is any information about if it was used for flight or ground duty (at least that I know of). The numbers for the casses go over 200 so we know for sure there are more Big Indians issued than the Mark11 which are between 100-49 and 199-49. Most of the ones I know of are around 170s. My friend's is in the 110s making it one of the lowest numbers I have seen. WWW are usually in the thousands issued so quite common.
i will be sure to ask you about Blancpain, if I ever get the chance to buy one 
For the pleasure of the eyes: Vintage Blancpain Bronze Milspec US Navy.
The Number 3217, auctioned by Phillips some years ago. Uber rare bird, as there are less than 5 known. Best, Nicolas ...
Wow, is this yours?
This watch is amazing. If one of these was knocking on my door, I don't know what I would do
No, not mine. I have a Bronze Milspec, but not US NAVY...
And yes, I know what you would do! ...
Isn't the Mark 11 Longines more rare?
Both the Big Indian and the Mark 11 are the same case, movement, dial, but the markings are different. The Mark 11 I believe was for the RAF Vulcan bomber like it was used in the James Bond movie. It is the large delta wing nuclear bomber. Not to be confu...
No that is incorrect
Both the Big Indian and Mark 11 are 44mm and absolutely identical. Here is a Mark 11 6B/346 from my friend. 44mm next to 47mm Weems. Next to 36mm 6B/159. You see it is clearly marked 6B/346 The Big Indian is marked with only an broad arrow and number. It ...
I thought so
Yes the "Greenlander" was WW2 British Army and kind of looks a lot like the Mark11 and Big Indian. The size you mentioned is definitely WWW Longines. The Big Indian, I don't think there is any information about if it was used for flight or ground duty (at...