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Super interesting, Americano. Thanks for the time you spend on investigating for us. More...
I've seen one for sale ( 7016 ) which is a bit particular... A Ci MN.
Obviously first used by the french Marine Nationale ( M.N ) then or at the same time ( ? ) used by the Argentinian Army ( Marine? ).
Here it is:
Credit pictures: Premium Watch.
I passed on it, but I regret...
If you have access on the ledger, can you check a number for me, please?
All the best,
Nicolas
Update on Tudor C.I. Ledger is found
I have been digging into Tudor C.i. For a while now and had contact with people from the armed forces and the navy museum. C.i. Stands for Cuerpo intendencia and where all engraved in 68-69 to administrate the watches when Army and navy divers fused. 611 ...
Thank you so much for sharing this interesting information regarding the "misterious" Ci Tudor Subs Americano...
... Cuerpo de Intendencia makes more sense to me than previous speculations abouts its meaning. It would be wonderful if you could reach that ledger and take some shots of it. Also interesting to know if it is true that both Rolex and Tudor Subs still exi...
hola abel como te extraño
me invitaron a mardel al la base naval tenemos que ir juntos . Descubri que todos eran engrasados en 68 -69 con C.i. Cuando los agrupaciones de buzos del ejército y y armada fusionaron en 68-69. también descubrí que los serias 611 son de los buzos que era...
ja ja ja!! Gracias mi amigo!! I´ve been several times at the Naval Base Mde Plata, but regret in those times I was not interested in watch collecting but in...
... scuba diving. The information you got is very interesting for us collectors. I hope you con move on with your investigations and share the info with us. Please Keep in touch my friend! All the best, Abel
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también me metí en el rabbit hole de los Omega de fuerza aérea Argentina , lo que descubri es mucho más asumbroso que podrías imaginar para que estos fueron hechos.
Oh! That´s great news too my friend!! We know so little about Military watches of our Armed Forces!! So little info and many many ...
... unconfirmed or undocumented stories of course and a lot of questions to be answered!! Look forward to read more about your discoveries! Cheers! Abel
Super interesting, Americano. Thanks for the time you spend on investigating for us. More...
I've seen one for sale ( 7016 ) which is a bit particular... A Ci MN. Obviously first used by the french Marine Nationale ( M.N ) then or at the same time ( ? ) used by the Argentinian Army ( Marine? ). Here it is: Credit pictures: Premium Watch. I passed...
That´s a very interesting specimen my dear Nicolas. There are some stories here about some of our military divers sent to France to be trained with MN divers...
... and these watches could be from that period. There are so many questions to be answered regarding these fascinating watches! I wish our colleague Americano will bring some light around them soon! Cheers! Abrazos afectuosos! Abel.
I'm new member of this forum, and at first I'd like to thank you for your posts!
I made research about Tudor C.I and I discovered your posts about a lot of interesting subjects even some passionate. I didn't know the story of Tudor from Argentina Army. So I started searching the Internet and learned many things. A collector offered me...