Horological Meandering

Hi, This my first time on any forum so apologies in advance. I have been drooling over the original post of February 27, 2009. In particular the second Polerouter Sub pictured with the original metal bracelet. Guess what? I recently found and bought one! ... 

It is always a pleasure to welcome a Polerouter Sub fan. I'mwaitnig for your pics, and then we'll see, but I can already tell you that finding NOS dials and plexys is a tough mission. The important thing with the Polerouter Sub is to find a nice example, ... 

but what is a Polrouter sub? I am dying to know. The project sounds very exiting; Best regards, george

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Thanks for the picture. It looks like a great watch. Best regards, George

Interesting project...good luck and keep us posted on the progress. Would love to see pics. And welcome to PP, from another (displaced) Aussie! Cheers, Rob

Thanks Rob and to all who are showing interest in my "folly of passion" in restoring this iconic timepiece. Once again - if anyone knows of any dials (very good condition or hopefully NOS - that WOULD be a miracle) then please let me know. I am a small co... 

UG sub is a good example from this brand imo. nice movement and timeless design. hope to see your before, processing, after photos. sure wrist shot is a must. but i prefer a piece with original parts rather than a set up one. here are mine:...  

I am envious of your Polerouter Sub. A beautiful piece. Totally agree that all original parts are best. I was attracted to the Polerouter Sub that I bought by the bracelet (only ever seen one pic of a PS with an original bracelet). Thereafter I was pretty...  

really see the condition since the quality of the photo. for the dial, there are variant if you explore more. hope to see a clearer photo for further ...

but i thought i'd show you one of your other wishlist pieces, the Enicar sherpa supercompressor with original bracelet. welcome to the forum, you'll find a large number of vintage diver fans here. best Graham...