Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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The differences between them . . .
. . . are most intriguing, Nicolas. Crystal, location of circled 'T' (which stands for Tritium, I believe), and absence of Omega engraving on one. (Both have British military engraving, but one has a back machined to remove Omega's engraving.) My sense is they're from two different production runs, separated by a year or more.
The knowledge required to sort genuine RN SM 300s from put-togethers is astonishingly deep. Kudos for getting two in one photo.
Best,
Art
PS - congrats on breaking the 190K barrier!
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Omega Seamaster 300 Military, Ref 165 024.
A couple of pictures, of a couple of Seamaster 300 taken many years ago: Just to feed our Sunday dreams. Best, Nicolas ...
The differences between them . . .
. . . are most intriguing, Nicolas. Crystal, location of circled 'T' (which stands for Tritium, I believe), and absence of Omega engraving on one. (Both have British military engraving, but one has a back machined to remove Omega's engraving.) My sense is...
