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Comment on Omega Military Purchase Program is Still Active by Rocky

Rocky — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 17:29:45 +0000

looking for further info, but don’t want my request published online – any way i can contact you by email directly? i am happy to provide a navy.mil address that way, and never use posts. thanks!

Comment on Omega Military Purchase Program is Still Active by john bailey

john bailey — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 17:15:02 +0000

I am also interested in the program. My email is john.anthony.bailey@us.army.mil. Thanks in advance for your efforts.

Comment on X-33 History, Development, and Cancellation by Aron S Pettersson

Aron S Pettersson — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 16:10:42 +0000

Since 1993 I use a wunderful watch, an OMEGA Seamaster with many fanktions, fast
all hidden. It is made of steel and a little gold und is very alike First Generation
Seamaster-Multifunktions on a picture I found in your papers.

I am sorry to say. but a have lost the MANUAL, and as dont remember all the
instructions by heart, I can not use all the funktions any more.

If you can send me a MANUAL I´ll be very HAPPY!

All the best to you!
With te kindest regards!

ARON

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Comment on Omega Military Purchase Program is Still Active by Wesley Schaffer

Wesley Schaffer — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 13:46:44 +0000

Could you please e-mail me the purchase information for this program. I am very interested and currently deployed. Thanks in advance…

wesley.schaffer@afg.usmc.mil

Comment on Special Boat Service (SBS) Omega Seamaster GMT Limited Edition by Steve

Steve — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 10:55:22 +0000

was wondering if the watch for sale for the ‘hefty figure’ is still available? collecting watches and this seems like a must have for an enthusiast such as myself. price dependent ofcourse.

Comment on Reactor Watches: What Not to Buy by joeri

joeri — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 11:23:49 +0000

Well well….i owne a reactor trident black watch and tried others before (casio g-schock) i’m telling you this thing…whow it’s great and robust. I do serius off-roading and stick my hand in the mud more than once if to use the winch? i clean it by hanging it at my outher mirror and then spray it off with a steam cleaner witch i clean the whole truck with,just put it on my wrist after and no problems it still looks and works great.The nd system is great and it dousnt need power from the battery to do so,others do and brain the batterys quikly. for my opinion its worth the monny and i like it .REACTOR IS GREAT,

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Comment on WWII Vintage Military Gruen Watch Ads by dave standa

dave standa — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 01:44:12 +0000

Gruen did make the gauges for the airplanes and bombers…Gruen did at one time make great watches beautiful cases and excellent movements…The watches shown here were more for the home front who wanted a military style watch..keep in mind at that time you couldn’t buy a real military watch from the war like you can now buy a used one…Also family members would send these and other watch brands to people fight in the war…So your right Gruen never did make a Govt. issued watch, they lost the Govt. contract because of in house problems and scandals…but they made these watches because like now military watches are popular, and like i stated Gruen did make the gauges for the planes…

Comment on Omega Military Purchase Program is Still Active by Erik Thors

Erik Thors — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 12:13:00 +0000

Sir,
I am interested in setting up a squadron purchase. Could you please send the info to erik.m.thors@navy.mil ?
Thank you,
Erik