Well Hello Again, i wonder can anyone shed some light on the picture number 22 in the gallery, my son recently bought one of these and cant find much info on it other than its a lady Seawolf, any help will be appreciated.
Regards, George

Please send Sea Wolf a PM on the additional pictures.

I'm unsure why the link appeared, it was not intentional. I have more pictures, but I think I'm not allowed to upload more.

Thank you for sharing this with us! Where is the link supposed to go to?

more photos:

My sister just found some files from our father's business. As I have mentioned in previous posts, he was Zodiacs agent to Denmark from 1953 to about 1987.

The files are in regard to a course for Danish Watchmakers at the Zodiac factory: Around 1967 the Zodiac Spacetronic was introduced. It was based on ESA's Dynotron movement and was featured in certain Zodiac watches until the mid 1970ies as far as I can tell from old catalogues. The technology differed substantially from traditional mechanical watches and watchmakers needed special training to be able to service the new models.

To that purpose Zodiacs Danish agent Mr. Poul Andersen organized trips for local watchmakers to the factory in Switzerland. One such trip took place in 1970.

In one picture you see the brands commercial director, Mr. Maurice Calame, far right, entertaining his Danish guests, while Zodiac employees are at work, Mr. Andersen, arms crossed, listening attentively. In a different picture Mr. Calame at the front demonstrates an unknown object or process to the guests, Mr. Andersen at the back, right side. Two further pictures are presumably (based on the schedule for the course) from a presentation of Zodiacs collection and marketing material.

Whoops. Just saw Butch's thread on the Poor Man's history in Zodiac Talk...much more informative than the link I pasted...

LOL! Thanks - very helpful. I think the seller got "Poor Man's" from uses like this (which has some interesting history in it too):

https://www.analogshift.com/products/zodiac-poor-mans-carrera-panda-dial-chronograph

Those are nice, well made chronographs. As for the seller, I would question his knowledge calling it a "Poor Man's" anything 

Hi, I'm pretty new to vintage watches, and very new to Zodiacs, but came across this one which really caught my eye.

https://omegaforums.net/threads/zodiac-7721-poor-mans-carrera-vintage-panda-chronograph.149745/#post-2075233

Any thoughts or concerns? I understand servicing Zodiacs has some challenges.

Appreciate your time!