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If it is not the first alarm diving watch ( see the JLC Deep Sea Alarm released two years before, in 1959 ), it certainly is one of the icons, and it was more famous than the JLC before its re edition! 42 mm super compressor case, decompression scale, alarm. Credit picture: Antiquorum. The only issu
Good to get attention for Vulcain. I have one Vulcain alarm watch on my wishlist, to give my watch collection a push. Reason, i own no hand wound, and i want a hand wound watch.
I've had the re-issue a few times on my wrist, and I think that's a very nice looking watch. Vte
Set the time one direction. I am afraid to damage the movement when setting a watch to turn anti clockwise when the hands go anti clockwise. I operate the union crown anti clockwise when setting time on my Longines, then the hands go clockwise. Also when i adjust the date, i do it at 12 afternoon.
Rather than in doubt about condition and complete originality
Even the re edition is pretty special. Cheers JML
hello guys, long time that i dont post here.... had my old email hacked when i have my rolex submariner and my cell phone stolled in the end f 2018 and had to create a new account. well, a long time that i was looking for cricket nauctical , few months ago i got it NOS from an AD here in Brasil. unfotunatly it was the DLC edition i bought it anyway because it was a good opportunity as they was leaving the brand. i confess that the dlc doesnt botter me too much, even i think that it doesnt match
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