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A great classic
Out of curiosity is there any reason why you have two different types of spring bars on it (curved at the bottom and straight on top)?
Royal Navy Lemania (No-lume) 3312
A rare RN Lemania 3312. This Lemania series 3 is a non-luminous single button white dial chronograph variation as used by the Royal Navy, specifically for use onboard nuclear submarines. These watches were non-luminous in order that the onboard radiation ...
A great classic
Out of curiosity is there any reason why you have two different types of spring bars on it (curved at the bottom and straight on top)?
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The photo was taken at my watchmaker before servicing and as it came to me. I have replaced the bent spring bar. The straight, is I believe original, similar to Amanico's spring bars - note the girth of them. I am not sure if some came with FXD bars or no...
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Stunning example!! Great to see another one. I believe that the production period for the entire Royal Navy submarine monopusher series (including the no-lume variants) falls within a broad timeframe of 1945-1976 but I am sure that the no-lume design was ...
One thing is sure, my friend, they don't often come out. I only saw 5 in person, and less than ten in photo.
Here is another one I could see, without this logo, though. Credit: Watches of Knightbridge. ...
Rare and beautiful …
I was lucky to find this one after many years of searching. Best regards Captain ...
Yes, so difficult to find.
I would never have found one if my good friend Mark Tan (RIP) had not decided to move his on.
Congratulations
I have just got mine not too long ago! I have been hunting for it for a long time ! ...