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Here's a nice Omega from back around 1971.
The Vietnam War was grinding on, Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix died the year before and the Beatles had just broken up and the Partridge family were rating their socks off on TV.
This was a very modern look back then and a departure from the smooth curved surfaces of its predecessors.
It seems to have been a bit of an orphan as the distinctive design elements weren't repeated in later Seamasters.
Beautiful and different - Seamaster 166.088
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Seawolf with original Oyster Expansion Bracelet, purchased in Vietnam(PX) .
Mmmm. . . vintage.
Still need to research this brand and model, but I'd estimate its age at 20-25 years.
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Last edited by Otto_Meticulous; January 29th, 2012 at 22:59.
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How about a vintage Doxa 200T Graph Searambler...
Steve
'78 Rolex 1680 Sub, '68 Rolex 1675 GMT, Tudor Monte Carlo 7159, Tudor Blue Snowflake, '63 Omega Railmaster, '64 Omega SM300, Aquastar Benthos 500, Doxa 300 Pro Black Lung, Heuer Autavia, Scubapro 500, Nivada Grenchen Dive Chrono, Seiko 6309-7040
Nice! My first decent watch was a PVD 1000 with black dial. Sadly I no longer have the watch however looking at this thread has me remanicingOriginally Posted by bseidenberger
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I think of these as a matched set:
Mirexall 300m diver.
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