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Have a very happy and enjoyable Sunday dear friends. Let me share some leisure shots of one of my all time favorite pieces: I'm so happy I got it and have enjoyed it through many of the best moments in my life! Best. René ...  

Enjoy. All the best, Jon

Thanks for your comment. René

First inception almost 20 years ago if I’m not mistaken. By now a classic PO reference , enjoy!

I also think like you: now it's become a classic in itself with roots in the Seamaster 300. Thanks for your comment. René

I agree totally with you. Watches are emotions put into a beautiful object! With inspiration from its past, but a new line in itself. Thanks for looking! René

Enjoy it in good health !

It was a long deliberation to decide which diver to get. At the end it was the good looks and the value what decanted me to this watch, and I have never regretted of having taken this decision. Best regards. René

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At first I was tempted to buy the larger one. Then I had the chance to check them both at the shop and was absolutely sold for the "small" one. It fitted my wrist better. Yours looks so good on you! Thanks for sharing. René

Thanks for looking. René

. . . were cool, too. [photo credit: Dr No, 2009] There were technical innovations and improvements in succeeding generations, but the appearance of the first crop was riveting. Art ...  

Not only they were innovative, but also had a significant presence on the wrist, with a great finishing. You had one? Best regards. René

. . . but a compact pre-Bond is still on my long-term acquisition list. (I'd be up for a vintage Eterna KonTiki, too.) Art

I'm sorry for the late answer. I also like vintage Eterna-Matic Kontiki watches. They are so under appreciated. Best regards. René

But the front isn't so bad either. ...  

Ohhhh, this is the cherry on top of the cake! A hidden treasure! I use to caress it when taking out my watch because it feels so good! I also love when that sea monster gets marked on your skin. Thanks for your comment. René