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Well it’s a comfortable little diver, quite thin and
….colloquially known as the SeaMaster Pre-Bond. Late eighties, early nineties, it was available as an automatic and a quartz with two case sizes, this is the larger one and an automatic. The quartz dials generally had Seamaster Professional 200m, the automatics as above. There were a variety of dials and finishes, and you’ll see two different hand styles. I quite like this iteration and it’s a nice under the radar piece. Hope that helps
Cheers Michael 👊🍻
Cheers Michael 👊🍻
Pre-Bonds are groovy! . . .
. . . long on my wish-list, although now that an Ultra Deep is on its way, not quite as necessary to round out my collection.
Thanks for sharing your immaculate example, Andy.
Art
Ultra deep 💪
Now that’s a watch and a half! Steel or Titanium version? I look very much to seeing some photos of that. Very nice indeed
HAGWE
Andy 👊
HAGWE
Andy 👊
Steel with a blue dial . . .
. . . like this example I was able to photograph . . .
. . . a few months ago at the Orange County Omega boutique. I had the titanium version on my wrist, too, but ultimately went for the bracelet.
👌 Great. I think that would be my favourite iteration too..
…with the option to always switch out the bracelet for a rubber strap should you feel like a change. Such a cool watch indeed!
Wow. Interesting. Didnt know this variant exist. May i know what year and reference this is?
Here’s a link I remember from before, with far more info than I could possibly write
…have a great weekend Ping 👊 🍻
www.watchuseek.com
www.watchuseek.com