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The dial of this watch was replaced by the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) when the watch was fitted into it’s new case in 1956
It comes with a nos Omega strap and buckle
The silvered dial is crisp and clean
This intricate piece of wearable artwork was hand-painted for us by Fanny Shorter
but this one is much more wearable than the smaller versions which Smiths also produced (in 29mm and 31mm diameter)
Smiths Everest automatic Current Collection The dial of this watchThis is a great example of the rare Smiths automatic. This watch has a 9 carat gold case and is hallmarked in Edinburgh for 1964. The silvered dial of this watch is clean with a nice tone and good, clear printing. The hands are original and are in similarly fine condition. The case back of the watch bears a a presentation inscription to Mr J. Ranson from masonic lodge 858, which is in Harrow just outside London. Ive been unable to turn up any