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I don't know folks. I used to wear a 6538 when I was young (too young) and a 5513 for more than 30 years (apart from less than five years with a 79090). This thing is the combination of all that. It wraps around my wrist as it was made just for it. It is "happy", which means that the peculiar combin

But the chocolate helped a lot! Cheers

Thanks to brauner I have just bought a Claudio Corallo’s chocolate box for my mentor, one of the most experienced marine biologists in the world and chocolate lover. Here is his unique dive watch for the last 20 years, 70 metres down (in spite of the depth rating), from the arctic to the equator and

But I will never stop regretting having sold my black 79090 to pay my older Rolex 5513 repair after an unlucky dive with the crown well open! It is a great watch, much easier to wear than a Rolex (I am sorry if that does not make sense for many Rolex owners), very precise and reliable. You can put a

Wonderful! I didn't know that something like this existed at all! And I see that they produce different dials for different portions of the globe!

Rather a diving computer this one!

This is another specimen from the same diver who owns the Aqualand that I posted a few days ago, but it has much less underwater experience than the older one. It lies down on its owner's notes!

Very interesting post, thank you!

That watch! Did you notice that depending on light incidence and intensity, dial and bezel might appear dark brown, matte black or even saturated like glossy?! I cannot wait to wear it until the end of the week...