Zodiac Sea Wolf Review
Zodiac is quickly becoming a brand that all affordable watch enthusiasts should pay attention to. For those unfamiliar, Zodiac has a long, storied history. They were major innovators for a time, and had the quartz crisis never happened, could have been one of the major brands today. But, it did happen and the brand got swept away like so many others, only to be bought and sold and bought again years later. Now owned by Fossil, a small team within the larger company is taking back the name and reestablishing the brand by re-imagining their iconic watches.We've seen a few pieces from them in the last year or so, namely the very stylish Sea Dragon we reviewed a few months ago, which impressed us with its build and finish quality. But the watches we've been waiting for were the Sea Wolfs…and they are finally here. The Sea Wolf is Zodiac's most iconic watch. First released in 1953, it's one of the original modern dive watches, sharing the honor with the likes of the Blancpain Fifty Fa

Plat/Ti 26331IP ROC
A new acquisition yesterday. My first AP on bracelet. Its a lovely piece and the dial, in particular, is amazing. Its also surprisingly comfortable to wear. I think I'm lucky in that with three links removed its a good fit when cool, so hopefully on hot days will still be ok - tight, but not too tight. A scarce piece, and I think I'm lucky to have it. Seemingly the second in the UK, and very much recommended.Sorry about the massive pics!

Help with identification (approx age, maybe value, etc)
The watch I really need help with, I can't seem to upload (I'll try again tomorrow). But, I do have these pics of another Omega I received on trade last month. I was told it's from the 60's. It has an original sharkskin omega strap. Any help would be appreciated (value, age, etc). I want to get my other Omega on here for identification because it is my great grandfathers that was passed down to me (I don't want to sell it, just interested in an approximate time period it may have been made). I'll post again when I can get it uploaded...For now, here's my Seamaster Deville. Thanks for looking and info :)Andy

Like it! What do you think?
Yes!Speedy Rattrapante (split seconds) chrono with silver cream dial and black subdials:IMG_0232.JPGIMG_0235.JPGIMG_0234.JPGIMG_0237.JPGThe case diameter is 44.25 mmm, so rather big but not too big ......Best regardsTom

Patek Pilot 5524 - For those who dont get the magazine
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