Anyone looking for a vintage Seawolf?

[logan2z]

I don't know the seller personally but I exchanged several emails with him when he was selling a vintage Heuer earlier this year and he seemed like a decent guy. He seems to have a good reputation over at Chronocentric too. Stewart may know more.

http://chronocentric.com/forums/chronot ... d;id=39909

[Jeep99dad]

That's really hot and tempting.

[BBK357]

I would love to own one buy way too small. Wish they were 40mm

[gwells]

that's in fantastic shape.

i wish they were a little bigger, too. love mine, but only wear it a couple of times a month.

[Jeep99dad]

What's the diameter?

40mm would be ideal

[logan2z]

What's the diameter?

40mm would be ideal

I believe it's 35mm. The reissues are 39mm.

[aikiman44]

There are vintage watches available on the Zodiac site for $5-600. None with a metal bezel, though.

[gwells]

if you actually click through on any of those vintage zodiacs on the zodiac site, you'll find it takes you to a third-party vendor who doesn't have them in stock. no idea why they leave that stuff up there. it's been the same watches for a very long time.

[aikiman44]

Thanks, I didn't know that.

[gwells]

for reference, i bought mine about 2-3 years ago. patience yielded one for $175ish on ebay and service/replacement crystal/hands/crown and some relume put my total cost around $400.