Finally adding mine to the mix, duplex, Classic II and the original-apologies for poor pic:
wemedge
Finally adding mine to the mix, duplex, Classic II and the original-apologies for poor pic:
wemedge
It's 1700hrs somewhere...
My Aqualand in its natural environment...
Fantastic shots Friends ... gotta love those older Aqualand watches. I got into Seiko's in the early '80's (6309-7049 to be exact), and it was my only watch until five years ago.
I just picked up a 20th Anniversary the other day ... what a terrific piece!I'm still feeding it daylight, and hope to get her properly wet soon.
Boy, that doesn't sound right, but you know what I mean ...
While I'm at it, could someone tell me the size I need for a NATO or Zulu? I think the lug width is about 26-27mm ... where does one find a mil-strap that wide??
Anywho, I'll share a few pics of this fantastic timepiece ....
Cheers!
Bill
All who wander are not lost ...
Be a traveler, not a tourist.
A traveler doesn't know where he's going,
a tourist doesn't know where he's been.
Just had a look at mine and it looks like about 26mm. But with the semi-hooded lugs a 24mm nylon should look OK. I can't recall ever seeing a 26mm nylon strap, but you might want to check with the guys who sell aftermarket straps for Panerais.
"Deeds, not words, shall speak me." - John Fletcher
Thanks Nalu ... hadn't thought to check there. Those Panny's take seriously wide straps ... surely someone has used / seen a NATO/Zulu that size.
I'm off to check shortly ... thank you again!
Cheers!
Bill
All who wander are not lost ...
Be a traveler, not a tourist.
A traveler doesn't know where he's going,
a tourist doesn't know where he's been.
Here's mine. I bought it in 1996. The one shot shows an astounding depth of 10ft! It's from the dive-pool at my local pool, whose depth is 10ft, BTW! A nice, tough watch.
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Labitur occulte fallitque volatilis aetas, et nihil est annis velocius. Ovid Met. 10.519-20.
This one was a gift from my wife in 1993 when we first started diving. It is still mint after numerous dives and vacations on the beach. A while back, I read somewhere someone was able to replace the rubber seals and pressure test the watch for alot less than Citizen charged. The cost of their overhaul would yield a new dive watch in some cases. Does anyone know who might do this?
haven't worn this in some time
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Nice thread. I obsessed over that very watch when I was in college, but never owned one. I have never seen one on a bracelet. Thanks for the pics.![]()
i am thinking of buying a true blue 1st gen aqualand.
what are the characteristics i should look out for to ensure i got the real mccoy?
anyone having problems with the lcd? that is my biggest fear...
:thanks
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