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1944 D-Day Military Omega WWW Dirty Dozen British Army Officer’s Watch

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1944 “D-Day” British Military Omega WWW part of the Dirty Dozen from WW2. A lovely example with a jet black original dial.

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Description

Omega dating from early 1944 and made for “D-Day” in WW2.

A British Military Army Officers’s Watch with legends Cal. 30T2 Manual winding movement in perfect working order and under our free 12 months Warranty.

Original Military Braoadarrow Dial. Military Issue Markings on the Case-Back.  Original Large military Winding Crown. Fixed bar lugs.

A lovely looking watch and great addition to any Dirty Dozen Collection.

Will come on a new NATO strap of the buyer’s choice.

 

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Dimensions 3.5 mm

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