Obscure and Vintage Dive Watches

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Seen a couple round here... maybe one more won’t hurt...
Aquastar Seatime Automatic
 
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I was going to replace the sweep hand but it may well be original. Factory lume mismatch is not impossible on these 1960s things.
 
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I was going to replace the sweep hand but it may well be original. Factory lume mismatch is not impossible on these 1960s things.
Part of their charm actually.
 
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ENICAR time 😀

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Breitling 2005 with slow movement is obscure and special.
 
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Not sure how many have seen this. I have never seen it until I got it or after.
 
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Was shown here before, but here with a different second-hand (white):
ACCUTRON .2182 from 1972/73 (N2 marked)

 
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Another ones from the 60s/70s, got those on eBay from the same seller.

The first one with a AS 1882 movement.
Apparently you had 2 companies with the same name : I believe this one to be French (they were assembling Swiss materials...)
Quite nice indeed (except the bezel which definitely looks like a later addition)



The second one a Silvana with a ETA 2887 movement.
I found a nice article about this model :
https://adventuresinamateurwatchfet...l-and-perfectly-formed-a-1960s-silvana-diver/
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Another ones from the 60s/70s, got those on eBay from the same seller.

The first one with a AS 1882 movement.
Apparently you had 2 companies with the same name : I believe this one to be French (they were assembling Swiss materials...)
Quite nice indeed (except the bezel which definitely looks like a later addition)


Indeed, typical French assembly watch. Not high end, but good quality. Enjoy!
 
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This one from another member here a while ago. I love when watches do the round-Robin from member to member.