Smiths GS De Luxe (1956) - reserved - Current Collection the case has some scratches

the case has some scratches and dings from use

You'll notice this new version has an additional player too

This was relatively new technology in the 1950s and Omega opted for a bumper-type weight which moves through an arc of about 270º

The collection of characters conceal the time within their wild shapes

The size is well suited to contemporary tastes though and certainly possesses more presence than a standard size watch of the period

Smiths GS De Luxe (1956) - reserved - Current Collection the case has some scratchesThis watch is reserved as of 28 1 20 and may not be purchased This is a Smiths General Service (GS) wristwatch which was issued in 1956. This is the rarest Smiths British military watch and arguably one of the rarest British military watches of all. There were approximately 300 of these watches made up and issued to the RAF in 1954, 1955 and 1956, presumably as a test order. The case back is engraved with the issue number (12627) and the year of