Difference between revisions of "CWC G10 navigator"
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===1996 CWC Quartz Navigators’ Watch with Date=== | ===1996 CWC Quartz Navigators’ Watch with Date=== | ||
[[File:Cwc g10 1980 navigator.jpg|thumb|G10 1980 Navigator]] | [[File:Cwc g10 1980 navigator.jpg|thumb|G10 1980 Navigator]] | ||
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====Features==== | ====Features==== | ||
Revision as of 14:17, 11 May 2020
CWC quartz G10 Nav's with the date window were issued in both lume (6645-99-5417362) and non lume (6645-99-5417363) (for use on nuclear subs). The CWC Navigator is a well-built accurate and reliable watch, which used a new style of case shared with the first generation Quartz General Service Wrist Watches. It was first issued between 1980 and 1982 and could be used by all three services with initial production numbers approx 2000.
The 6BB prefix was not used, the MOD electing for a non-dedicated service NSN of 6645-99-541-7362. It is estimated that 800 to 1200 of these first generation Quartz navigators’ watches were made.
It would have definitely been a more economical solution to MOD’s replacement for the IWC Mk XI and JLC Mk XI Navigator watches. There is another interesting precedent to the CWC G10 - the Lost Navigator which is a strange story.
Lume examples have been seen in 80, 81, 82, & 96 without prefix and 94 & 97 with the RM 0555 prefix.
Non lume seen on 80, 81, 96 and possibly 90.
Ref: lume - 6645-99-5417362 / non-lume - 6645-99-5417363
Features
Ref: lume - 6645-99-5417362 / non-lume - 6645-99-5417363
Features
Ref: lume - 6645-99-5417362
Features
Ref: non-lume - 6645-99-5417363
Features
Ref: lume - 6645-99-5417362
Features
RM 0555 prefix
Ref: lume - 6645-99-5417362
Features
Ref: lume - 6645-99-5417362 / non-lume - 6645-99-5417363
Features
RM 0555 prefix
Links
- Other CWC Models
- CWC G10
- W10 British Armed Services Watch
- Sterile 6BB–The ‘Lost’ Navigator
- Military Watches
Credits https://www.dbaswithguns.com/Imgs/Sterile_6BB_The_Lost_Navigator.pdf
Further Reading - https://www.mwrforum.net
