Omega

Credit pictures: Phillips. Ok, the plexy shows some craze, but it is relatively easy to solve. Alas, they become suite unaffordable... The kind of watch which make me seriously reduce my collection to get one. Best, Nicolas ...  

That is a beautiful watch, Nico.

and we’re not talking Space ! ...  

. . . a hefty sum. Similar have gone for high five figures US$. Gorgeous specimen, but way out of my league. Best, Art

... I've slimmed down my mil-dive watch collection to one Auricoste MN and one CWC SBS from the early 90s with original owner documentation (he served in SAS but did a tour with SBS according to his service record). I still think about good Tudor MN but w... 

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... I picked it up from a fellow forum member there. Kind regards, Dan

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That must have been a great time to be in the mil-watch world. I got into mil-watches a bit later (2006-ish) when prices had already inched up from those levels. I still consider getting one now and then, maybe issued during my birth-year, but I'm current... 

I only have these two. MN 1981 MN 1994 ...  

that is awesome, my friend! and i like the plexi the way it is, it just adds more character to the watch. cheers

I could not pass up the opportunity to contribute. Cheers ...  

Thanks. Expect to learn quite a bit here. BTW, both purchased by myself new, the 300 at the China Beach Exchange 11/69 and the 1680 at M/C Exchange in GTMO 12/71.