New Member, had my father's Seawolf restored.

[chicagosailor7]

Hello,

I've recently had my father's Seawolf restored by Brinker's Jewelers in Evansville, IN. I think it turned out amazing and love being able to wear it. He wore it as a Corpsman in Vietnam and passed away in '85, so it had sat in a drawer in my mom's bedroom until last year. I'm trying to track down a manufacture date (or at least year), so any help would be appreciated.

Case Number 702-916
Mvmt 70-72
S/N 163326 (I think)

[Butch]

Nice watches! That would be a 7 digit serial number, look again. What year was he in Viet Nam? Which one is his?

[jmh86325]

"Which one is his?"

Butch is that a trick question?

[Butch]

No, why? What I miss?

[YuriyV]

Because the left one is modern heritage Sea Wolf LOL

[Butch]

Ah, thx for that. Old guy, cell phone, uno.

[dmh]

Ah, thx for that. Old guy, cell phone, uno.

  A poor excuse is better than none !!!!!

[Butch]

From the home page:
Per legal agreement with the current brand owners, you will find nothing
here on any post 2000 Genender owned Zodiacs. Please do not post any
questions or pictures on the current Fossil made Zodiac models which begin
with ZO in the forum as they will be deleted and go unanswered. BUT... If
you want to discuss Vintage Zodiacs we welcome you!

[jmh86325]

Ah, thx for that. Old guy, cell phone, uno.

you need a better phone

[Butch]

LMAO

[chicagosailor7]

Very sorry, gentlemen. I've removed the offensive pictures and replaced them with much more family-friendly content. Is that 6-digit number inside the case not the serial number? If not, where is the s/n? I don't see any other numbers on the watch.

Thanks!

[jmh86325]

S/N is between the lugs...

[Butch]

Between the lugs, under the 6.

Thanks for the modifications!!