La CWC G10 (Armée britannique)

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  • #420001519196
    Necro
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    C’est mignon ça Wink

    Faut que j’en achète une un jour.

    #420001519197
    BigMaMa
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    Je viens de recevoir la mienne.
    Achetée sur LBC.
    C’est vrai qu’elle sont attachantes.
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    #420001519198
    Alexandre14
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    Pas fan fan du bossier Neutral mais je serais curieux de l’essayer, ça se vend en bijouterie en région parisienne ? Very Happy

    #420001519199
    Cabot
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    Bonjour Paul,
    j’espère avoir fait un heureux
    😉

    #420001519200
    did
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    Sympa ! Quelle année ?
    did

    #420001519201
    freewheels
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    Bonsoir à tous,

    Le confinement aura eu raison de ma résistance à ne pas craquer durant les 6 premiers mois de 2020, résultat, voici mes 2 Fatboy, une CWC de 1980 et une Precista de 1982.

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    Smile

    je pense connaitre la réponse à ma question, mais est il possible de trouver encore de nos jours un anneau mat ? celui de la CWC est brillant et ca me travaille geek

    #420001519202
    hector
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    Salut,
    J’ai le plaisir de vous présenter la première montre de dotation de ma collection (elle date de 1989). Pas encore beaucoup de recul car le facteur me l’a déposée ce midi. Mais je la trouve globalement en forme pour une montre de 30 ans. Cherry on the cake : le tritium brille encore un peu. Juste un peu étonné de la course de la trotteuse qui ne s’arrête pas pile sur les index des secondes mais entre les deux…

    Bonne journée

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    #420001519203
    Dams944
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    La mienne aussi pour la trotteuse, et commandée sur le site CWC.

    #420001519204
    Cabot
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    Oui il faut avoir l’œil pour en dénicher une dont l’aiguille des secondes « hits the market » !

    Sinon un horloger peut Vous le faire facilement

    #420001519205
    Cabot
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    Hits the marker – pardon

    #420001519206
    eliotrop
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    Bonjour à tous, je viens de casser le verre de ma CWC G10 de 1990… Pouvez-vous me donner la taille pour un verre de remplacement ? Type bombé plexi simple je pense ?
    Merci !

    #420001519207
    Cabot
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    Il faut du 316 bagué

    #420001519208
    eliotrop
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    Merci Mister Cabot !

    #420001519209
    eliotrop
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    Ah, dites, est-il possible de trouver sur le net un tableau récapitulatif du nombre de montres g10 CWC par année ?
    Y-a-t ‘il eu des années sans dotations ?

    à+

    #420001519210
    Cabot
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    A votre service :

    1980
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – original CWC logo, the word Quartz below hands and Swiss on bottom of dial
    Movement – esa 536.121
    Service – no service prefix to NSN
    Known S/N range – 080 / 12710

    1981
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – pretty much as 1980
    Movement – esa 536.121
    Service – 0552 Royal Navy
    Known S/N range – 12882 / 13049

    1982
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – new CWC logo on dial with oval
    Movement – esa 536.121
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 005 / 9417

    1982
    Manufacturer – Precista
    Manufacturing details – no manufactures mark inside backplate, metallic finish crystal tension ring. Also end of crown appears matte finished.
    Movement – esa 536.121
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 9760 / 14263

    1982
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – metallic finish crystal tension ring as with Precista
    Movement – esa 536.121
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 14921 / 16630
    Service – 0552 Royal Navy
    Known S/N range – 17182 / 17309

    1983
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – new case and backplate design to accommodate a change in movement, battery hatch also moved to the 1 o’clock position as viewed from rear.
    Movement – esa 947.111
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 17043 / 21092 and 24226 / 26179
    Service – 6BB Royal Air Force
    Known S/N range – 22537 / 23494
    Service – 0552 Royal Navy
    Known S/N range – 23621 / 23723

    1984
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – very slight change to the style/finish/texture of printing on the dial.
    Movement – esa 947.111
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 26402 / 28331

    1984
    Manufacturer – Precista
    Manufacturing details – notably thin case and backplate which is unique to this issue, battery hatch at 12 o’clock. Also end of crown matte finished.
    Movement – eta 555.111
    Service – 6BB Royal Air Force
    Known S/N range – 28778 / 30443

    1984
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – slightly thinner case than initial 1984 CWC issue due to change in movement, backplate remains the same but battery hatch at 12 o’clock. Serial number on at least one Royal Navy Issue etched rather than stamped.
    Movement – eta 555.411
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 30959 / 32944
    Service – 0552 Royal Navy
    Known S/N range – 33056 / 33766

    1984
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – battery hatch reduced in diameter
    Movement – eta 555.411/412, or 555.111/112
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 34105 / 38947

    1985
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – change in dial appearance with more prominent seconds markers
    Movement – eta 555.111/112/115
    Service – 0552 Royal Navy
    Known S/N range – 031 / 15599

    Note: observed a small number of 1985 watches which appear to have a very similar dial to the late issue 1984 and eta 555.412 movement. To date have been unable to confirm if these are as originally manufactured, or in service repairs, or later post service parts ‘Frankenstein’s’.

    1987
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – subtle change to the style/finish/texture of printing on the dial and thinner backplate.
    Movement – eta 555.115
    Service – 0552 Royal Navy
    Known S/N range – 15917 / 22970

    1988
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – as 1987 but change in movement during early production
    Movement – eta 555.115, or eta 955.114
    Service – 0552 Royal Navy
    Known S/N range – 23958 / 27828

    1989
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – change to the style/finish/texture of printing on the dial and Swiss Made now on bottom of dial
    Movement – eta 955.114
    Service – 0552 Royal Navy
    Known S/N range – 28035 / 52077

    1990
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – change again to the style/finish/texture of printing on the dial and style of stamping on backplate changes from approximately S/N 61000 onward.
    Movement – eta 955.114 with updated/improved circuit board
    Service – 0552 Royal Navy
    Known S/N range – 52474 / 74036

    1991
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – pretty much as initial 1990 production
    Movement – eta 955.114, or 955.102 (appears somewhat randomly fitted from approximately S/N 77000 onward).
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 74125 / 82076

    1995
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details –initial production pretty much as 1991. Later issue have a change to the style/finish/texture of printing on the dial and the eta 955.112 movement becomes more common.
    Movement – eta 955.102 or 955.112
    Service – 0555 Royal Marines
    Known S/N range – 0021 / 4848

    1997
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – pretty much as initial 1995 production. First few hundred issued have etched rather than stamped S/N’s, along with the pheon and service prefix (above the NSN). Also early stamped S/N examples are missing the forward slash between the S/N and year.
    Movement – eta 955.102
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 0140 / 5214

    1998
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – pretty much as 1997 production. Again, first few hundred issued have etched rather than stamped S/N’s and service prefix (above the NSN).
    Movement – eta 955.102
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 0003 / 7416

    2004
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – Initial issue pretty much as 1998 production. Again, first few hundred issued have etched rather than stamped S/N’s and in most instances, this etched S/N is above the NSN. Further some of the initial issue have traditional backplates others have water resistance details in both ATM and Feet stamped at the bottom of the backplate. Later production with stamped S/N’s this water resistance information becomes standard but in smaller font and ATM measurement only. Also, there are again subtle changes to the style/finish/texture of printing on the dial in these later watches.
    Movement – eta 955.102
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 086 / 2938

    2005
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – pretty much as later 2004 production.
    Movement – eta 955.102
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 0093 / 6000

    2006
    Manufacturer – CWC
    Manufacturing details – change to texture and colour of dial tritium markers.
    Movement – eta 955.102
    Service – W10 British Army
    Known S/N range – 0021 / 9348

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