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What about the gold Khanjar Seadwellers that are so rarely seen? Around four examples are known and they all fall into the same small batch of serial numbers. Bourn says: "We are aware that the battle at Mirbat has been under-reported, and many people thought the SAS team deserved additional individual awards for their gallantry. Many in Oman believed that the British government and MoD were trying to minimize incidents of British servicemen directly involved in military action. The Battle of Mirbat played a crucial role in the defeat of the insurgents. Given the lack of recognition of the SAS soldiers from their own government and that Qaboos had previously ordered the Red Oman Watches to commemorate the SAS Soldiers who occupied Oman in the 1970-1976 Campaign,omega replica watches it's not impossible to imagine that Qaboos would order a small batch of watches to honor the 9 SAS soldiers who risked their lives during the Battle of Mirbat in order to defend Oman against the
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Nick Foulkes tells the story of this IWC in yellow gold beautifully. This 1980s IWC dates from the decade following the conflict with insurgents. It features the Royal Standard, in red. The Royal Standard, the Khanjar's national emblem, is a dagger with a crown on top. This is a beautiful watch that shows the court of the Sultan was not only interested in steel sports watches. The Diwan was in charge of ordering the watches. At that time, they were mainly ordered through Asprey London. Foulkes says of the IWCs from the era, "They had a design that was decidedly different to the austere Germanic styling of Schaffhausen. They reminded me of some of Piaget's more outrageous creations at the height of the Yves Piaget era." After a little digging in IWC's archives, I found that the Diwans of the Sultan during those decades shared my love of disco-era excess.
Brands were less free to create dials with the Khanjar as production methods and quality controls increased. In the 1990s, many watches were engraved on the casebacks. This was especially true for Rolex and Omega. The engravings were done in the area and the Khanjar stamps were also added to the boxes of the watches.