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See here...http://www.fflm.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/PSS-9-Autumn-1980.pdf

I believe your best chance of finding any photos you are seeking lies in the British Newspaper Archives. It could be an exhausting search with no guarantee of success, but I think it is worth a try. If you are interested then click on the link below to get started:

http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/ 

There are a ton of variations among these watches starting with the two sizes and continuing to include all-steel various two-tone configurations versions with straps and bracelets and dials link with accents that link are gold link blued or blackened. If diamond hour markers are your thing you're covered too.

Unlike some options with additional water resistance or even dive bezels this is link a straightforward execution of a classic GMT travel watch in a size that will suit a broader range of wrists than the larger 42mm link version from Longines or indeed larger competition including the well-known market link breaker the Tudor Black Bay GMT. But I'm getting ahead of myself we can return to competition in a bit. For now let's focus on the model at hand.