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wilderbeast
·Two recent additions - a Precimax super compressor and a Dugena skin diver:
Obscure and Vintage Dive Watches
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8926ob
·Not obscure but Vintage.
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MoclovFlop
·Super funky Belforte divers. The Electronic version has the Lip R148 movement inside.
Wittnauer Electronic diver but with an ESA 9154 inside:
Titoni Seascopers. Only have the middle and the left one anymore, but still have to show off the whole set.
Certina isn't obscure, but still fits in this thread I think.
Wittnauer Electronic diver but with an ESA 9154 inside:
Titoni Seascopers. Only have the middle and the left one anymore, but still have to show off the whole set.
Certina isn't obscure, but still fits in this thread I think.
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S.H.
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30t1
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janice&fred
·Titoni Seascopers.
Those vintage Titoni divers were a very popular brand of skin divers and are still found all over the tropics. 👍
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JwRosenthal
·Anthony diver- don’t know much about it, but it’s based on a Squale medium case with Bakelite bezel and ETA movement- small for a pro-diver but wears about the size of a 386 Snorkel or 60’s Seawolf.
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ZIELSZIEK
·Anthony diver- don’t know much about it, but it’s based on a Squale medium case with Bakelite bezel and ETA movement- small for a pro-diver but wears about the size of a 386 Snorkel or 60’s Seawolf.
Bakelite, ETA, day only and Tritium... It checks all of my boxes
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JwRosenthal
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I got this one recently which is 34.5mm-
only .5mm smaller than a Seawolf, but the dial size is much smaller,
hence makes the watch wear a touch too small for me.
Forcing myself to get used to it, but it may end up on my lady’s wrist.
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MoclovFlop
·Those vintage Titoni divers were a very popular brand of skin divers and are still found all over the tropics. 👍
Yep, almost every single one I have seen for sale has come from an Asia/Pacific country. And nearly all their ads and accessories are in an Asian language. Definitely not a brand that ever made it too far out of that region.
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Norfolk
·Bit late to this thread but I’ll play.
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Norfolk
·And another Orion. The Manta Ray! Thanks Fred!
Read more about it here...
https://chronopedia.club/Orion_Diver_'Manta_Ray"
Read more about it here...
https://chronopedia.club/Orion_Diver_'Manta_Ray"
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Norfolk
·And a Camy. This is actually lovely with super details. Trapezoid date and cyclops. Wonderful lume. Super smooth winding.
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Helvetia History
·Here is my latest acquisition, Helvetia Waterstar II, 1972.
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JimJupiter
·Luxor Subaqua Dive-O-Matic Diver with an interesting second ring, like you normally see on Enicars.
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JwRosenthal
·Added a few more Seawolf’s to the stable recently- but this one is an oddity.
MKII dial and hands with MKIII bezel isn’t that unusual, it was a normal transitional assembly with the grey/blue Bakelite and black hash marks. But this has a red hash marked bezel- not orange, RED! I have never seen a red bezel on these. The orange bezel was always paired with the orange dial- but has anyone else seen a red bezel?
MKII dial and hands with MKIII bezel isn’t that unusual, it was a normal transitional assembly with the grey/blue Bakelite and black hash marks. But this has a red hash marked bezel- not orange, RED! I have never seen a red bezel on these. The orange bezel was always paired with the orange dial- but has anyone else seen a red bezel?
