amanico
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A 8 years old picture of vintage diving watches from the Sixties....
Just one is missing ( the Omega Seamaster 300 165024, sadly ) in my current collection, and a few others have been added since 2009, when this picture was taken.
From left to right: Longines Diver, Universal Genève Polerouter Sub, Lecoultre Polaris 1968, Omega Seamaster 300, Blancpain TR 900, Blancpain Pakistani Milspec, Lecoultre Shark, Jaeger Lecoultre Master Mariner Deep Sea, and Rolex 5513.
I hope to be able to post a family picture of my current collection of vintage divers from the Sixties, soon.
Best,
Nicolas
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A 8 years old picture of vintage diving watches from the Sixties....
Just one is missing ( the Omega Seamaster 300 165024, sadly ) in my current collection, and a few others have been added since 2009, when this picture was taken. From left to right: Longines Diver, Universal Genève Polerouter Sub, Lecoultre Polaris 1968, ...
You are deep diver my friend but looks like Deep diver is missing ;)
I beg you get GP vintage diver LOL! Super nice picture Cheers D
Bravo Nicolas, this is fantastic. And I hope (and seem to know) that you still own all of them, and many more.
My ranking, even though I know that it is totally meaningless: 1) Longines 2) BP TR 3) BP Pakistan 4) Polaris 5) Universal 6) LC Shark and then the rest.... Cheers, HSTE
What a line up Nico!
These vintage divers have such a strong DNA and are so cool and useful, a lot to love right there. The sexiest will always be the BP FF for me, if only I could find one that I could actually wear. And not to forget your Breitling SuperOcean and the fantas...
Fabulous group, Nico!
You have an early Breitling Transocean now, as well, no? All the best, Tony C.
You will need a wider lens! ;)
What a line-up, my friend! Absolutely marvellous! Best Blomman
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Big congrats for this collection and I'm looking forward seeing more pictures and infos on these stunning timepieces. Best René
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How easy was it to find those blancpains back in the day compared to now (and the current prices)?
