Omega Dirty Dozen - WWII Military Watch Service - Part 1 - Disassembly

Welcome folks to todays video where we go through the disassembly of this vintage military wristwatch from WWII. The Omega " Dirty Dozen " watch is one of the 12 brands used during the war by the various armed forces.

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Sent in by customer for a simple service and new mainspring, a lucky find in an antique shop :)

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