Hi Bemo, MKII actually does not make a homage of this watch. The Seafighter is a Homage of a BP FF issued to german military diver's in the 70's
Hi Bemo, MKII actually does not make a homage of this watch. The Seafighter is a Homage of a BP FF issued to german military diver's in the 70's
couldn't resist posting a pic
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does this look like the same case?
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I try calling them at 011 39 02 863887. The call never got through. So I email them, and this was their reply.
{thanks for your interest about our products.
We are currently working to update the site with the section in english.
When we are operating in this direction I will send you a mail notice.
About the VAT i think that they are not included in the price but to add to this.
best regards}
Also, I saw some info on another and it seems like they are not selling international right now. There is a couple Italian only sites out there selling them right now. They want 500+ Euros for them.
One of the members has this as their handle:
SPQR
Off topic but have not thought of these intials for many years. My dad studied at the University of Rome and I have an old hat of his that has "Senatus et Quorum de Roma" I believe. In fact my initial attraction to Squale was that they were Italian. And I believe they started as a dive equipment manufacturer so the Dive Watch section of WUS made sense.
Just a little babble from me so bear with me.
Thanks
paul
Doxa 600T Clive Cussler edition
Breitling Superocean A17345
Omega 2531.80
RGM Sea3 Custom
Ocean 7 LM3 #119
VINTAGE :
Zodiac Astrographic 2000
Zodiac Sea Wolf(1964)
LeCoultre Master Mariner (1970)
Hamilton Thinmatic (1968)
Place of honor:
my '80's Seiko 5 which has been through the mill and still runs and tell adequate time.
Why do you dial that 011 before the number? Isn't it enough just dialing 0039-02863887?? I don't know in the US, but usually to call Italy from abroad 0039 is enough.
I dropped Squale an e-mail about export sales, but hopefully it isn't not needed anymore, just wait guys...
OT: Actually SPQR stands for "Senatus Populusque Romanus" that is the latin for "The Senate and the People of Rome". It was the signature of the ancient Roman Republic, and still it is the signature of nowdays city of Rome.
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