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I just picked up a Hamilton 4992B with U.S. Govt. stamped on the movement. The back of the case contains the following: Watch Navigation Master MS 28076 Mfr's 33106 DA-36-038-ORD-21409-M Serial No 23421 Hamilton Watch Co U.S.N. These are not the standard markings that I have seen on a 4992B case. I did a search and found the National Maritime Museum website has a 4992B listed with a description of identical case markings (SN is different). Does anyone have any information on the origin of these case markings? Thanks, -Steve | |||
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From documentation I have seen, this case inscription was part of the contract description. The contract spelled out the beginning serial number for the case marking and other info. | ||||
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Great link Steven, Here are the other "4992B" listings in this forum... Click to access all "4992B" through "Find-Or-Search" in Military Timepiece Discussions I've noticed the earliest examples show the "Manufacturer's Part Number" as "4992B" on the case-back. Then later on "33106" replaces the 4992B grade number and 33106 becomes their part number. These are great watches, there is a lot to discover in collecting and researching them. ![]() | |||
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