Obscure and Vintage Dive Watches

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Here is what I call Obscure one you don't see often seen 3 other members with one so rare and only remember seeing one for sale on the MWR PX some years ago was how this one caught mt eye. Titoni seascoper diver they came in many references mine 727-360. Like the red triangle on the bezel and the word seascoper like its floating in the ocean on the dial. Saw photos of a Felco seascoper also with a photo of the movement that was marked Titoni think these brands are connected. Also like the crown on this model than other Titoi Seascoper not wimpy looking.
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Looks like a Dome Crystal which is very cool and unusual. 60’s Rolex Subs command huge premium if sporting a legit Superdome.
 
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Caravelle 666. Interesting thing about this one is even the white paint on the hands is luminous.

 
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I paid 10 times too much for this one ($100) but it did have a recent service before I bought it. Lucerne. That pin lever tick though…you can hear it in the next room.
 
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Favorite obscure got some company this summer. Found cheap at local auction (the knife). Nice combo. I do dive but this knife (and watch) belong in the collectors corner.



The above pictures are from today and maybe they do not show the watch very well. Here is a better one - in desk dive mode...

 
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Favorite obscure got some company this summer. Found cheap at local auction (the knife). Nice combo. I do dive but this knife (and watch) belong in the collectors corner.



The above pictures are from today and maybe they do not show the watch very well. Here is a better one - in desk dive mode...

I think your watch is trying to eat your sleeve. Jacket and tie is what 34mm watches are for. 😜
 
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I think your watch is trying to eat your sleeve. Jacket and tie is what 34mm watches are for. 😜
Yes... Imagine the combo of a jagged divers knife, strapped to the leg, and a jagged bezel at the office...

I am working as a CEO/MD since almost 20 years now. I consider starting a new management trend. Touring the world with my great management philosophy - "JAGGED".

I could also be forced to retire. We will see...

Sleeve-stretchers...



I often use a 18k rose Constellation to soften things up a bit.

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I think your watch is trying to eat your sleeve. Jacket and tie is what 34mm watches are for. 😜
I think if you pair it with the knife, it's the sort of outfit a bond villain would wear though, in which case I think the ensemble works. Touring the world for business is a great cover.

But seriously, as a fan of oversized tool watches, I applaud sleeve-stretchers!
 
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Yes... Imagine the combo of a jagged divers knife, strapped to the leg, and a jagged bezel at the office...

I am working as a CEO/MD since almost 20 years now. I consider starting a new management trend. Touring the world with my great management philosophy - "JAGGED".

I could also be forced to retire. We will see...

Sleeve-stretchers...



I often use a 18k rose Constellation to soften things up a bit.


About 15 years ago, when fitted dress shirts started becoming more of a trend, I noticed that many companies were also tightening the cuffs. I realized this was an issue for watch wearing as my Tag Chrono kept hanging up on them. So I became much more attentive to cuff volume when selecting shirts.