Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Different references, to be sure! Posted . . .
. . . for illustrative purposes as that's the only TA photo in my archives.
I believe Edward L has both refs as well.
[watch and photo credit: Edward L]
Hopefully he'll chime in with his RAF collection.
Art
Omega 53 FA
Just in, a watch I was after for quite a long time, but never pulled the trigger for… well no logical reason Now I’m very pleased I did… except the need for a TA is more vivid than ever ! ...
Thanks for sharing your latest Omega . . .
. . . with us, Ludi! And for those who don't speak Omega, 'FA' stands for 'Fat Arrow' and 'TA' stands for 'Thin Arrow'. Here's a photo of Roger's . . . . . . for comparison. Art ...
Small confusion here …
… dear DrNo The watch you pictured is an Omega WWW CK2444 Below is the CK2777-1 Thin Arrow (along with a lovely CK2914 and a MoD dial Fat Arrow) (From internet) ...
Different references, to be sure! Posted . . .
. . . for illustrative purposes as that's the only TA photo in my archives. I believe Edward L has both refs as well. [watch and photo credit: Edward L] Hopefully he'll chime in with his RAF collection. Art ...
Speaking of WWW, I have the MoD dial variant…
… a lovely watch - with character too Even if I do like the standard version of course (yet with MoD hands) ...
It says :
" UK government property, not yours ! Thank you for dropping this item to the nearest MoD facility… or else ! " Weird ;-)