No issues to date with 3230's and 3235's, not with s +/-, beat errors etc. but I do note they run at a low amplitude straight off the bat (using time-grapher and at the right lift angles) than say their Tudor cousins.

Time will tell.

Likely from mid-90's but to be precise - this is particular is SBS issued (so delivered to unit as much as a uniform would be). Depends what's on the back alongside the NSN

It's got the winged dagger on the back, with the typical level of Bremont 'quality', at least it' raised and your number is there too.

Because no-one has a scooby what the little logo means, it flies. You'd would never find a legit winged dagger on the dial these days - and if you do - it's a sure tell it's not a special order from inside regiment.

These don't have the value you would expect, they have made it out for sale several times - good for city boys in London to pick up and use on tinder dates. Would get change from 3k.

Far better to remain in original owner hands than try to sell.