Reply With QuoteWelcome to the mad house, be prepared to spend all your hard earned money😂
Would love to see pictures of your collection👍
Hi,all new here today.
I have a few watches from Eddie including
a PRS 50,Smiths Everest,Prs 18 quartz.
Have a CWC RN auto diver as well with numbers on the case back not sure what they mean mind.It has the broadarrow too.
Looking forward to chatting to you all.
Welcome to the mad house, be prepared to spend all your hard earned money😂
Would love to see pictures of your collection👍
cheers mate will postOriginally Posted by Toddy
If you post a picture of CWC RN auto diver as well with numbers on the case back someone should help you understand them
Welcome
Thanks buddy will do looking into the photobucket thing now
Welcome! Try the tapatalk app to post pictures - much easier
Welcome. Looking forward to seeing if the CWC is just a NATO stock numbered watch, or possibly previously issued.
It's just a matter of time...
G'day, and welcome to the forum.
Best Regards - Peter
I'd hate to be with you when you're on your own.
Welcome, as previously said try tapatalk to post pics rather than photobucket!
Welcome. Another vote for Tapatalk, even a complete moron like me can use it :)
Welcome along - looking forward to some pics :)
Welcome, I've had a few of those, the PRS-50, the Smiths Everest and the CWC. That's what this place does to you, turns you into a serial flipper.
Too many watches 😇
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Hello and welcome to the forum.
mike
As new member introductions go, it’s a rather good one: already an owner of some TF watches!
Welcome.
R
Ignorance breeds Fear. Fear breeds Hatred. Hatred breeds Ignorance. Break the chain.
Welcome and enjoy!
Welcome.
Hello and welcome.
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Welcome to the forum
To start you off with regard the CWC
6645 = watch / timekeeper
99 = UK
923 - 7697 = NATO stock reference to CWC auto diver
The last set of numbers differ for each bit of kit
e.g. CWC SBS diver is 6545 - 99 - 7995443 with a 0555 prefix indicating Royal Navy, (W10 = Army)
The second set of numbers e.g. 015/12 = is number 15 registered in 2012
Hope this helps
This - and not just your own money either (the madness takes over, especially ahead of those price rises).
Welcome!
Welcome to the Forum.
It's not all bad, honest. Some great advice given and banter to be had.
Welcome to the forum mate.
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Welcome, Just dont mention Rolex or sales corner and you'll be alright..
Welcome!
cheers guys thank you for the warm welcome. Will post pics tomorrow i have done the Tapatalk thing. Looks a fab place to chat and learn.
Welcome aboard
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