novaman

I wore this watch to a meting last night and a friend,USN retired admiral in his 60's, noticed it and upon handling it commented how great it looked as a vintage piece. I told him that it was a recently "vintageized" and he stated that whoever did this was very talented and should go to work for Hollywood as a prop master. He noted his past experience w/ Hollywood as a scene/prop advisor for USN ships/equipment. He wears a 1960s seadweller and appreciates vintage stuff. So Gil, you might want to consider a part time job w/ the movie masters for watch props! I'll send you some hard copy prints of the 3646 with a few of my mil watches shortly. J.

Received this watch from Gil yesterday (08/07); he did a great job and the watch runs extremely accurate for a rep. I am wearing it now. I have an 30T2 Omega WWW mil issue ca 1943; close to same wear and dial/hand patina. The Omega was probably a flight watch; some of my WWII ground force wrist watches show considerable wear. BTW, Gil is a super person to deal with. I hope to see more of his projects. John