Omega World War 2 / Second World War RAF Wrist Watches 6B/159 spec. CK2129, CK2292, UK2292
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- Опубліковано 28 лют 2018
- Omega World War 2 / Second World War RAF Wrist Watches 6B/159 spec. CK2129, CK2292, UK2292
Video from Omega Fan Man. This is a video focusing on the 6B/159 wrist watches supplied by Omega for the RAF during the Second World War including the CK2129, the UK2292 and the CK2292 with the famous 23.4 SC and 30T2 SC 30mm movements.
![1940s WW2 Pilot Watches For the Royal Air Force [ RAF ] Military Watches 6B-159](/img/n.gif)
I love my 6B/159 🇬🇧❤
Gorgeous watches and humbling to know know the sacrifice all airmen and military men made for their counties'. Great video.
Great video thank you.
1:30 Flight Lieutenant Douglas Bader who scored his first victories over the beaches of Dunkirk - France... the watch was also in the 2017 movie "Dunkirk" !
Thanks for a fantastic video and I agree that the people who wore them are hero’s.
Very enjoyable and informative. Thank you 👍
It took a while to put this together so your comment is much appreciated - thanks
I have a 30SCT2 with 18 Jewels, recently serviced as it had stopped working, but runs fine after a service. What’s the history here?
Happy to supply photos of case, face, movement.
3:48 where can I find this document?
Great video. Thank you. I am looking to purchase one and wondered if you could advise what I should spend. Thanks
It depends on condition. Also depending on the source I would factor in a service and maybe getting an extract from the archives (from Omega) to see if it is all original. I recommend you go on Omegaforums.net and do some research / you will get different views. £700-£1500 is a range but they are getting more popular. A service will also check the watch and help make sure it stays in good order.
Omega Fan Man Thanks for the reply and advice.
Omega Fan Man Hi. Just to update you. I managed to secure a HS8 today in reasonable condition. I think. I paid £770. Not sure if I did well or not but I am pretty happy. Thanks for details on the forum, I managed to do a lot of research. Mark
Glad it worked out. Depending on the history a service might be a good idea. Older watches need some TLC. I hope you have years of enjoyment from this and pass it on one day after you add to its heritage. Great timing with the D-Day celebrations. Important to save timepieces like this.
Omega Fan Man I can’t agree more and being ex military, it’s even more special. Again, thanks for all the help.
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Who's the bloke who does the commentary?
Ultimately who is the true Narrator in life - I guess that depends on your views around free will and predeterminism.