The Dive Watch Connection

Probably this is as close to a beater that I have, Seiko 6309-729B (B=orange dial)...

1675, c.'65...

Always liked the vintage Zodiacs...well 'cept for this one:

Hey Dave,
Hope all is well on the island. That's one of my fave Vostoks, fairly robust, unsure of the WR though; don't mind the crown wobble. Diver Down!

Mark

I'll have a go... meters first dial, perfectly matched even patina on dial, markers and hands, aged bezel to perfection with matching pip and nice case with beveled edges; that's the WOW factor in a collectible Rolex. As far as price, he maybe starting out higher than normal looking for that right b...

dukerules wrote:That's the actual Steve McQueen watch. Nice 5512s seem to be getting harder and harder to find.

5512, 1655 and a Tag Monaco...
I've been searching for a good 5512 for quite some time as well.

Great find, Congrats!

pacifichrono wrote:I'm on the hunt for a cherry 1675/Pepsi with just the right amount of patina...

Stick around JV, how about some first hand information on Walca's Doxa's?

Naked is how mine are stored most of the time, easier to strap on a strap when required.

Mike, Same dimensions IIRC, the lug width being the difference of 19mm vs. 20mm and of course the 6159 movement under the chassis. I've owned a couple of the modern versions including the "Historical" re-edition, just couldn't seem to justify owning all three at the same time...go figure! Congrats o...

The MM300 is a Seiko classic in many ways...
here's mine from circa 1969:

Nice, congrats on the 1000 posts...

Probably this one...have about a dozen or so.
6105

Here's one of mine...always liked the shrouded divers!

nice

nice watch, welcome to the club.

Nice watch, 5513 is one of the faves in my watch box as well!

Welcome to DWC...

tmw wrote:

RALAustin wrote:I just think if you go doxa, you go vintage.

there, fixed that for ya'

Nice watch Peter, looking forward to seeing that one in person one day...

Nice after action report pictorial...have always loved Paris and Munich on my travels, oh and the Heuer, well it speaks for itself.
Congrats!

"For me to ship it from Canada to the CONUS or Canada insured costs me at least $200-$300."

Holy crap! That's ridiculous...
It's a nice looking watch though.

+3/-3...nice trio.