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Love the patina. Enjoy. Copyright 'Omega - A journey through time'...  

Like the close-up. Do we see some scratches on the hour hand made by the minute hand? Anyways, what a nice piece. Cheers, Kolosstt

Here is mine, welcoming yours. There was also the Railmaster 2d generation, the 135 004, which was issued to the PAF. But I don't have the numbers for this last reference. Best, Nicolas ...  

Congrats! Super catch! Best Blomman

..... i.e. they all seem to have (case and movement matching) serials starting with 17.527.xxx. The lowest number I have spotted so far on a 2914-5 PAF is 17.527.008, the highest number I have spotted being 17.527.267. So, given the confirmed total number... 

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!!! Congratulations!!!

thanks for sharing

I had the pleasure to try on my wrist thanks to your kind invitation! Love this one my friend Nicolas! Cheers! Abel. Un abrazo mi amigo!!

Hi Your total details about 2914-5s are not correct Because 175.27.001 upto 175.27.010 are seamaster/Rancheros this was a mix Bach of 2996 and 2914-5. The first 2914-5 serial starts from 175.27.011 upto 030 and the next 10 peices were 2996

. . . with photos? Art

....as to whether they were subsequent or not. So I wonder about what details I provided that were not correct. Cheers, HSTE

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. . . is the dedicated movement inscription. Can't recall another Omega reference sharing that detail. There were scads of 2179s with 'US ARMY' engravings on the back, but I believe those were inscribed after delivery. Art

Cheers, HSTE

. . . than having an extract. The P.A.F. engraving is a contemporary validation of originality. The ultimate obscure Speedy collection would be a brace of P.A.F. and A.C.P. examples. And I believe there's at least one guy here who can claim ownership of b...