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17 juli, 21:44

Up for auction is an authentic and beautifully preserved WWII Omega G.S.T.P. (General Service Trade Pattern) military pocket watch, issued to the British Army during World War II.This specific timepiece is an "honest survivor" in remarkable cosmetic and mechanical condition, making it a prime candidate for serious military or horological collections.Historical Accuracy & Provenance (Movement & Case Link):The Movement Serial (9984622): According to official Omega archives, the 9.9 million serial range dates the production of this Caliber 38.5L movement precisely to late 1943 or early 1944.The Military Contract: This production date aligns perfectly with the absolute peak of the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) procurement strategy leading up to the 1944 European campaigns. The factory case (Ref. 1140) and the movement are 100% correct and matching to this specific wartime delivery batch.Condition Report:Dial & Hands: Exceptional condition. The crisp white military dial is original and entirely free of cracks, hairline fractures, or moisture damage. It features the highly coveted, original heat-blued steel hands (thermal blueing) which display a vibrant, deep blue reflection under the light. Both dial and hands retain their original luminous material (lume).Movement: Powered by the legendary and robust Omega Caliber 38.5 L.T1. The movement is clean, runs... lees verder bij Catawiki
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