Reply With QuoteNice, I have never seen a military pocket watch collection that is this extensive...
Hello people.
Today I will show my colection of military watches.
First six are:2 Walthams,2 Elgins WWI & WWII,H.Williamson,Elgin stopwatch
Another six watches are:2 perfect Omegas,2 Helvetia,Moeris and Doxa
Another six watches:2 unmarked,Coltbert,Damas,Cyma,Unmarked with stopwatch
Another Six watches are:2 Certinas,unmarked WWI,Canadian,Unmarked and Precista stopwatch
This is group photo
Naw is capital photo with two pilot Helvetia in very good condition,Eterna WWI,two cilinder watches one is bulgarian given for war resultats second is Ugarian cilinder watch both in mint condition dial and movement,and last is military sign with paper of soldier who is give to me with one military Omega,and Bilodas with sign of german military.
This is not my all colection I hawe few more military watches,few fusee in mint condition,few cilinder on key,2 in gold case,few Omegas in silver...About 100 watches and stopwatches hawe in colection.
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This two pilot Helvetias can be excenge for military watch or good Omega or good pocket watch!!!
Nice, I have never seen a military pocket watch collection that is this extensive...
A few nice ones posted, what age do they start from?
I am started with collect my watches before 4 years!The oldest watch how I think is military Elgin with black dial.
Watches comes with e-bay from America end England almost but not all.
I hawe few dreams like JLC,Rolex,Zenith pocket military but not only pocket I love and hand watches military too.
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Thanks for posting; I like the two Helvetica aviators and it's nice to see a collection more orientated towards pocket watches. What's the dial like on the white-faced Cyma GSTP; I have the black dial variant and it's really rather nice for such a utility watch?
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
Very nice! :D
Wow, that is quite an impressive collection!
Now that's a passion!
Woow nice collection. You start with 1 and always want more :-)
Great to see!
For someone like me who loves to see them all together like that, that is a great photo. even better that you have them all on the same time.Originally Posted by fotopetar
I bet it takes a while to wind them all up doesnt it? Must make one hell of a sound. Like standing in a Swiss Cuckoo Clock shop.
Lovely collection you have there. Well done.
very nice indeed.
Impressive collection :!:
very nice collection.
Impressive
Very nice collection that you have there.
Thanks for sharing....what a great collection :thumbright:
Recently, a collection of new titles, and no I am not happy.
I hope you will soon encounter a capital h, il may be that a good substitute.
If you're interested, some of the clocks in the collection are let free Tell me I'm always interested to exchange.
lovely collection, thanks
In my military colection two new mint watches.Dating back to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and the students were given the Military Academy emblem on the back and the number of class hours. Figure Longines is already visible in my collection until I Photographs and Zenith set.
My new military Zenith in colection.
First picture before cleaning other how looking naw.Beautiful watch,with military history.this watch is given in military academy of kingdom Yugoslavia.
JeagerLaCoultre coming in my colection!
New comes in colection!
Omega and Tissot
Pictures say all!
My few military and pilot watches.
Pilot Helvetias
Military watches
Zenith DH pocket is come and Silvana wirstwatch DH.
Amazing collection!
My wirstwatches
Zenith DH
Goliath i Zenith alarm
Longines railroad
New strap for pilot Helvetia by Gio1i
This is new arriwal in my colection.
W D (War Department) 8 Day watch who is in original box.He served as pilot cockpit clock.
Again, the new watch collection!
I think about him all you know everything, but I ask that you help with a small label on the lid of recognizing hours and tell me what the "T" in a circle means?
It means the dial has Tritium lime. The circled T was a MoD requirement to show that Tritium was used.
What is more interesting are the markings on the back of your watch; presumably Kenyan Army? Do you know the history of this particular watch? I don't recall seeing the Smiths marked in this way before.
Thank you!
If you know more about markingn and history of watch that will be good.
Yes it is a Kenyan Army watch, you can read a bit more here; http://www.flying-time.de/wbb2/threa...7039#post67039
just use a translator.
From what I've read again and I had a lot of luck! This Smiths, which I have classified as one of the rare military watches. Because they belonged to the Kenyan army by tag. Geronimo Thank you so much for helping.
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