Breitling Ref. 806

my grandfathers omega
one off the first things that attracted me too omega was my grandfathers one he won it in a raffle in 1940 befoure he went was shipped to india so he could be trained as pilot in the RAF. he later wore the watch in his american made thuderbolt plane when he protected british ships from japanise bombers. after the war he returned home too scotland and became a head teacher off a school he worked there until he retired. he is now in his 80s and still wears his 60 year old omega too this day. i asked him about it and he told me that he had sent it to the watch shop too be cleaned and oiled twice in the time he had it. he says that his wife and his watch were the only things off value he ever wonit makes me sad cause he is in intesive care at the moment and it looks like his omega will out live him but i will allways remmber him as a kind and brave man who faught for his country and educated thousands off childrenthats why i wanted my omega in the hope that it will be a lucky charm and i

Help identifying this watch
I just picked up this Hamilton Automatic. I've looked at the catalogs but nothing is jumping out at me. It's got a 689A movement so I'm guessing late 50's or early 60's but since I didn't see it maybe it's from the 70's. Doesn't look "ugly" enough for a 70's watch though.Anyone have an opinion?

Information request.
Any info on this Cartier?

Omega 18k Ref: CK 987 Cal: 33.3
Just wanted to share with you my new Omega purchase

References discontinued
Just came across this post, a little surprise with the 5396 image.jpg