My four favorite vintage issued watches

[deepcdvr]

This thread has me thinking dirty thoughts

LOVE all the pieces displayed so far

[jtbenson]

i'm thinking I'm really going to rue the day I started lurking in the vintage forum...amazing pieces all

[sukUbus]

COOL pics....
The leather strap on the KonTiki IDF is super cool...who makes???

[BBK357]

Lovely to see Peter - I'm still jealous of the EZM2...

Here's my 'issued' line-up -

The heuer Bund - but in 'Sternzeit Reguliert' form - sidereal time for artillery observers -



The lemania South African Airforce issue from the early eighties -



A pair of ZUZ issued watches, the first EZM1 and its successor, the Tutima Commando II with bezel -





And the 1970's Benrus Type 1 Class A US divers watch -

Whoa!!!
I missed this ....

[3cGT]

Great pieces all

[SpaceCowboy]

Wow! Missed this thread! Fantastic watches, really like that collection Mike! And that Bund Sternzeit, wow!

Here's my Heuer Bund:



I am trying to trade it for a Heuer RNoAF (Royal Norwegian Air Force), but the guy, although willing to sell, is stalling. But I will be persistent.

The RNoAF-watch was issued to Norwegian F-104 Starfighter pilots in the early seventies. These pilots were connected to the 334 sqn, today flying helicopters. My dad was a 334 sqn radar technician, although earlier when they flew F-86 Sabres. Here's the bund with a squadron patch:



As you understand, the watch besides that patch needs to be a RNoAF and not a Bund, although identical. Another picture:

[River Rat]

Like the patina on yours one of these days you will score on one like your dads squadron used.

Wow! Missed this thread! Fantastic watches, really like that collection Mike! And that Bund Sternzeit, wow!

Here's my Heuer Bund:



I am trying to trade it for a Heuer RNoAF (Royal Norwegian Air Force), but the guy, although willing to sell, is stalling. But I will be persistent.

The RNoAF-watch was issued to Norwegian F-104 Starfighter pilots in the early seventies. These pilots were connected to the 334 sqn, today flying helicopters. My dad was a 334 sqn radar technician, although earlier when they flew F-86 Sabres. Here's the bund with a squadron patch:



As you understand, the watch besides that patch needs to be a RNoAF and not a Bund, although identical. Another picture:

[aikiman44]

Uber cool.

[2ar2c1]

very nice mil watches.