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In a world where heritage brands are frequently re-issuing classic designs, @lberti's post sparks a vital conversation about what constitutes an 'honorable re-issue.' His initial impressions of the Nivada Grenchen Depthmaster's design and 39mm size, coupled with its impressive 1000m depth rating, invite the community to weigh in on its authenticity and market presence. This article synthesizes the community's expert opinions on the modern Depthmaster, its vintage predecessors, and the broader implications for collectors.
... model known by collectors as the Pacman after the shape of some numerals resembling the famous character. The original is a rare diving watch from the 1960/70’s and it comes with the packman dial as well as a more conventional arabic numbers dial as well. There are two versions of bezels as well: with red or black markings. As the vintage is very rare and I would like to have one in my collection I wish I could get one of these new watches. Prices are very reasonable as well. Thank you for s
The " Sister " Brand:
They have been haunting my soul for long. Cheers! Abel
Fake patina lume is death for me... I don't care who does it, deal killer... let a watch age naturally puh-leeeeze.... Lose the fake patina, yes, very cool design no doubt!!
I have a 13-15 yr old Rolex with green lume that is aging nicely already... will S-Lume not age??
An Enzo Mechanica I owned about 10 years ago, albeit with a different dial design. Without a doubt an incredibly durable if not overbuilt piece. This is the exact watch I owned. Image from google images.
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