Two recent additions - a Precimax super compressor and a Dugena skin diver:

 

Not a Nautoscaph model, but a great dial and modern size case...

 

Not obscure but Vintage.

 

Here’s a couple of mine. Monvis is a keeper. Great size at 38mm and wonderful dial and patina. The Cronel is a catch and release; modern feeling at 40mm with tropical dial.

 

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.

 

Ok I’ll play, a helbros nothing special but is pretty clean.

 

Those vintage Titoni divers were a very popular brand of skin divers and are still found all over the tropics.

 

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.

 

Gorgeous
Bakelite, ETA, day only and Tritium... It checks all of my boxes

 

It’s a cool one- hence I had to give it a try. These medium sized divers are still a “deal” compared to their larger siblings, but they vary in size so you need to watch out. I like small watches (wear comfortably and discretely), but depending on bezel/dial ratio, the case size specs can be deceiving.
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.

 

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.

 

Bit late to this thread but I’ll play.

 

And another Orion. The Manta Ray! Thanks Fred!
Read more about it here...
https://chronopedia.club/Orion_Diver_'Manta_Ray"

 

And a Camy. This is actually lovely with super details. Trapezoid date and cyclops. Wonderful lume. Super smooth winding.

 

Here is my latest acquisition, Helvetia Waterstar II, 1972.

 

Luxor Subaqua Dive-O-Matic Diver with an interesting second ring, like you normally see on Enicars.

 

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?