Rolex DeepSea SeaDweller (DSSD) V Serial MK2 Cadran

[diosrl]

I am curious about what kind of radioactive is used and what are the "normal range" of radioactivity human body can take without risks?

[ozzy22]

Come visit me at Pullman Hotel December 4-5 for Rom-Antique Booth 19 (at the entrance), and I'll be wearing it , but also have the following with me:

OMEGA:

I meant the one in this picture.....the one on the left side , the one with the metal bracelet

What model is that.....






I found some pics of one of our last shows... though many have sold from these photos, we participated in this show with Lucian Marcu, a good friend of ours, and former Mod here.

[C24/7]

Whoops... you mean THAT left

Sorry - that's the watch Al Pacino wore in SCARFACE - but on the opposite side/reverse:

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Scene from SCARFACE:

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1981 La Magique Cal. 1357 1/261 and 1/20 on 18k solid/massive gold grain d'orge bracelet (77 grams of .750 18k) - NOS Condition

FROM THE OMEGA VINTAGE DATABASE:

La Magique
Gents' leather strap
Reference
BA 191.8523 Z

Swiss ref. = LA 523.1025

Delicate transparent version (2.6 mm thickness) derived from the "Dinosaur" watch style, sapphire crystal and back, 18K gold case with bow, hinged support stand on back transforms the watch into a tiny table clock.
International Collection : 1982-1983
Swiss retail price (1982) : CHF 6’250.-
Also available in 18K solid yellow gold with 92 diamonds on bezel and case lugs (0,41 ct.) and "grain d'orge" 18K solid gold chain bracelet (BA 491.8525, CHF 14'800.-) or in 18K solid yellow gold with 92 diamonds on bezel and case lugs (0,41 ct.) and crocodile strap (BA 291.8525, CHF 9'200.- to 9'600.- depending on case lugs).

International collection
1982


Special series
Limited but not numbered

Movement
Type: Quartz electronic analogic
Cal. 1357, created in 1981, superflat
Produced only in 261 pieces

Case
18K solid yellow gold

Case back
Transparent (sapphire)
Transparent (sapphire)
Dial
Transparent disc on the center with “floating ” hands, surrounded by a black background with gold hour markers

Crystal
Scratch-resistant sapphire

Bracelet
Crocodile leather strap

Water resistance
No

[C24/7]

We saw some beautiful, exclusive watches at the WTC's show. My hart remains at that Dodane Military 1000 meters. I liked also the Russian Bear, the Slatousk diver.
Many thanks for your kindness.

Here's your DOD and I've emailed you the conversation/documentation/provenanace with Laurant Dodane

[ozzy22]

Come visit me at Pullman Hotel December 4-5 for Rom-Antique Booth 19 (at the entrance), and I'll be wearing it , but also have the following with me:

OMEGA:

I meant the one in this picture.....the one on the left side , the one with the metal bracelet

What model is that.....






I found some pics of one of our last shows... though many have sold from these photos, we participated in this show with Lucian Marcu, a good friend of ours, and former Mod here.

NOT THAT ONE )

THE ONE IN THE BIG CASE THE CASE WITH MANY WATCHES....THE ONE ON THE BOTOM LEFT SIDE, WITH THE STEEL BRACELET,

[barda]

He asks about this one

[C24/7]

ozzy22!

Ok, now: Zenith Defy Gauss automatic 28800 (hi-beat) gentleman's stainless steel wristwatch, the grey dial with baton markers, centre seconds and date aperture, the watch is 300M water resistant, with screw-in crown and made to compete with the ROLEX MILGAUSS as far as resistancy to electrical fields.

See the site below for additional information... they were only made from 1971-73 using the Zenith signed Caliber 2562 and have a limited production number of 950 or so (in the grey dial)... most of my watches are EXTREMELY rare in some aspect, and are of very LIMITED production runs... I collect for rarity, not common watches - as I find common watches rarely increase in value - but the rare ones always do

http://orologi.forumfree.it/?t=40084184

Sorry, it took so long to find the specific watch (granted we have finally located it), but with so many watches it wasn't easy... but we all learned about the other ones in the process

[C24/7]

Wooo...

You MIGHT mean the ZRC Etanche Grands Fonds, with the crown at 6 o'clock... a French DIVE watch, one of the many Cousteau watches...





More info here: http://forumamontres.forumactif.com/for ... ands+fonds

FOR SURE, we identified it now

[ozzy22]

He asks about this one

YESSSSSS!

THATS THE ONE I MEANT

[ozzy22]

THAT WATCH IS SICK !!!

I LOVE IT ...TOO BAD I DONT HAVE THAT KIND OF MONEY

[Zeld]

Whoops... you mean THAT left

Sorry - that's the watch Al Pacino wore in SCARFACE - but on the opposite side/reverse:

Scene from SCARFACE:

[/QUOTE]


1981 La Magique Cal. 1357 1/261 and 1/20 on 18k solid/massive gold grain d'orge bracelet (77 grams of .750 18k) - NOS Condition

FROM THE OMEGA VINTAGE DATABASE:

La Magique
Gents' leather strap
Reference
BA 191.8523 Z

Swiss ref. = LA 523.1025

Delicate transparent version (2.6 mm thickness) derived from the "Dinosaur" watch style, sapphire crystal and back, 18K gold case with bow, hinged support stand on back transforms the watch into a tiny table clock.
International Collection : 1982-1983
Swiss retail price (1982) : CHF 6’250.-
Also available in 18K solid yellow gold with 92 diamonds on bezel and case lugs (0,41 ct.) and "grain d'orge" 18K solid gold chain bracelet (BA 491.8525, CHF 14'800.-) or in 18K solid yellow gold with 92 diamonds on bezel and case lugs (0,41 ct.) and crocodile strap (BA 291.8525, CHF 9'200.- to 9'600.- depending on case lugs).

International collection
1982


Special series
Limited but not numbered

Movement
Type: Quartz electronic analogic
Cal. 1357, created in 1981, superflat
Produced only in 261 pieces

Case
18K solid yellow gold

Case back
Transparent (sapphire)
Transparent (sapphire)
Dial
Transparent disc on the center with “floating ” hands, surrounded by a black background with gold hour markers

Crystal
Scratch-resistant sapphire

Bracelet
Crocodile leather strap

Water resistance
No[/quote]






wow..i`m speechless