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  1. Bill Sohne Bill @ ΩF Staff Member Mar 30, 2018

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    hi guys


    Been wearing this watch for the last two days ...
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    Good hunting

    Best

    Bill
     
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  2. Tony C. Ωf Jury member Mar 31, 2018

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    I have a fairly extensive vintage diver collection, and the ZRC is probably the most serious 'tool' in the group, not to mention cool looking.

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  3. Matty01 Port Adelaide's No.1 Fan Mar 31, 2018

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    The Gramds Fonds is my fave from them, esp the first issue ... there is a modern reussie too which is nice, just not as cool as the vintage pieces


     
  4. bizznatchers Jul 23, 2018

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    Love these vintage ZRCs. Ive been hunting one for some time, and usually the ones up for sale are in poor condition.
     
  5. spin_transistor Jul 24, 2018

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    There very cool watches indeed. Had a chance to see @watchistry’s collection when I was in San Francisco last fall. He’s selling a book of all the varieties on instagram.
     
  6. Tire-comedon First Globemaster Jul 27, 2018

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    One of the very few watches I sold, and definitely the one I miss :
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    Then I recently moved to the modern ZRC line which I love also :
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  7. Syrte MWR Tech Support Dept Jul 27, 2018

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    All very cool divers. Sadly, no midize models as far as I can tell?
    they’re famous for straps too ;)
     
  8. JohnSteed Jul 27, 2018

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  9. Professor Aug 8, 2018

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    Really unusual design. Crown protection looks unique.
    I guess those found for sale have mostly seen serious underwater time.
    Never heard of these before. I'll be keeping an eye out.