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I believe you are correct on the 721 being the only non-cali "anonymous" my friend. I love your Cali shot BTW
Thanks a lot, I believe that’s what I found out once that I was looking into these dials, but I’m sure some real experts (e.g. Sergio) might have a definitive answer…would definitely make your reference even more interesting!😉🥂Cheers.
PS: Here's a potential "winner" that I found on the net (and added as a pic to the original post): a "Double Red" Sea Dweller from the 1970's, co-signed Tiffany, which makes it a small, 8-line book! ;-)
Nope....the full instruction manual and its co-authors are all right there on this dial! ;-))
Lol, wow; that’s really something!
If someone likes reading every time they check the time, they’re getting good value with that one!
LOL this is great
I especially love the 2000 ft=610m, got to have those unit conversions ready 🤣
In their defense, we have to admit it's not easy to do math when we are 600 meters under water...😎
A dress watch should obviously be minimal type if any…
a tool watch should have some kind of rating on it especially if it is a dive watch for safety reasons.
What? I always go shopping at Tiffany & Co. before I go on a deep sea dive where I will be saturation diving with He/Ox. Don’t you?
Besides, all the writing on the dial gives me something to read while I am down there!
Couldn’t agree more-like reading a short story on the dial
Moser should do an April Fool’s edition where the whole dial is filled with a description of the watch. “This was made in Schaffhausen by George S. who attended the Swatch school in Bienne. Rated to 300m +/- 6 secs/day... etc”
