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    +++++ What's your favorite dive watch(es) of all time ? +++++

    I think there are so many iconic dive watches in the past and now and with a lot of history.
    This dive watches should be mentioned in this thread !

    So let's see what your choice is !

    It does not matter whether you possess the watch or not.
    You can post more than one watch. I know there are more than a watch that can favors.


    Post a pic or more with your favorite watch and write a bit regarding these watch.


    Here we go...

    I start the thread with this one:

    SEIKO 7549-7009 Professional Diver's 600m

    > released by SEIKO in 1978
    > world's first saturation diving watch featuring a quartz movement

    This watch is one of my favorite dive watches of all time !
    Love the overall look of this one. Especially the unique look of the shroud and monocoque case.

    I was a lucky guy. I found this one on e.ay. For a very good price. This one is almost NOS.

    James Bond already trusts this watch.



    ...what a beauty


    Last edited by deCompression; Aug 6, 2015 at 01:53 PM.
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    This is a very tough one to narrow down, Phil. Let me think about it for a bit and I'll be back.

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    Absolutely right Gabe. It's a tough decision.

    So I am excited what's your favorite is.
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    Mine is my daily wearer, the Planet Ocean (2500), but I could easily be tempted with a submariner (of any era) or sea dweller. There's something about the PO that draws me in every time. I think it's the broad arrow style hands. I love catching them in just the right light, and every time I do, I wish I could take a pic with my eyes, because it's very hard to capture it with a camera.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gnuyork View Post
    Mine is my daily wearer, the Planet Ocean (2500), but I could easily be tempted with a submariner (of any era) or sea dweller. There's something about the PO that draws me in every time. I think it's the broad arrow style hands. I love catching them in just the right light, and every time I do, I wish I could take a pic with my eyes, because it's very hard to capture it with a camera.
    The Omega PO is an really nice watch.
    Sporty and dressy at the same time.
    Regards Phil
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    The 5513 of Mr Tempocalypse fit the bill perfectly for me:

    -simple H-M-S that's all
    -not too big
    -sturdy
    -excellent readability IMHO

    The problem the watch is difficult to find & very expensive

    My personnal suggestion :
    -In house movement
    -bigger case dimensions
    -date complication



    Last edited by birdynamnam; Aug 7, 2015 at 12:29 PM.
    "chirp, chirp"

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    Quote Originally Posted by birdynamnam View Post
    The 5513 of Mr Tempocalypse fit the bill perfectly for me:

    -simple H-M-S that's all
    -not too big
    -sturdy
    -excellent readability IMHO

    The problem the watch is difficult to find & very expensive

    My personnal suggestion :
    -In house movement
    -bigger case dimensions
    -date complication



    The MM300 is an iconic dive watch fore sure.
    It's hard to beat that one.

    Love to wear mine.
    Regards Phil
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    Quote Originally Posted by deCompression View Post
    The MM300 is an iconic dive watch fore sure.
    It's hard to beat that one.

    Love to wear mine.
    That's understood





    "chirp, chirp"

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    Quote Originally Posted by birdynamnam View Post
    That's understood





    Great pics !
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    Quote Originally Posted by birdynamnam View Post
    That's understood





    I'm wearing mine today, trying to break in a new one piece NATO. Giving the bracelet a break.



    Last edited by Raza; Aug 11, 2015 at 01:57 AM.

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