Received shipping confirmation that my Deep Blue Sea Diver I ordered yesterday is on the way and I hope to have it in a few days. Really anticipating this watch. For $229 seemed like a steal........
[*]Bracelet: Stainless Steel [*]Movement: 21 JEWEL 8205 Miyota Automatic [*]Crystal: Sapphire [*]Crown: Screw down [*]Clasp: Push Button Deployant w/ diver's extension clasp [*]Bracelet Measurements: 8" L x 25mm W [*]Case Measurements: 52.5mm L x 46mm W [*]Water Resistance: 100 ATM - 1000 meters - 3300 feet A professional grade dive watch, this Sea Diver from Deep Blue is fully prepared to plunge the depths of the sea up to an incredible 1000 meters.
The timepiece begins with a 316L stainless steel case topped by a 60-click unidirectional rotating black bezel. With a double O-ring case back and triple O-ring crown, railroad minute markers are featured on the outer dial. There is a helium release valve used for balancing the pressure inside the case with that of the external environment in order to prevent damage to the watch during dive transitions. Beneath the 3mm sapphire crystal, the round dial, in your choice of blue or black, displays green luminescent index markers at all hour positions. Green luminous dots are at 15 minute intervals and there is green lume in the day/date feature. The Deep Blue name appears below 12:00 while a date window surfaces at 3:00. This timepiece also features a 45-hour power reserve.
The dial includes green luminescent treatment on the classic-style, plongeur hour, minute and sweeping seconds hands. They are accented with orange and silver-tone coloring.
I have read a fair bit about these watches, and the reviews are brilliant. I pulled the trigger and bought a San Martin 62 MAS with the grey sunburst dial. For a homage they aren't cheap, and it cost me about £240 including duty and postage to get to the UK. The service is great. You get an...
Been looking for one these for a while. I owned one in the 70s, and when it arrived it was meeting up with an old friend. Timex oversized hand wind, made in 1975. This one is close to mint, and working well. It comes in at 43mm, although still has an 18mm lug width. Watches of that day were...
Hello everyone,
First off all I hope all of you and your loved ones are happy and healthy.
Now coming to the topic. I just bought this Marathon H3 watch. But it does not have box and papers. I bought the watch for $95 USD. I need you input on the buy and the watch. And the second input I need...
I've actually had this little Citizen diver for about a year, and it quickly became one of my favorites over several others much more well known. Bought it off Craigslist for $40. I had it on a NATO, but then got this waffle band and when I put it on, I noticed the plastic sticker was still on...
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