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Updated Zodiac SSW Collection

Started by poulbrix, December 04, 2011, 03:51:54 PM

poulbrix

I have to admit that I am a Zodiac SSW addict  :helpme

I now have 5 Zodiac SSW's.

3 from the Genender period
1 from the Willy Monnier period
1 from the Calame period







I hope that you like my collection  :)

Butch

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Sorry, I viewed this as advertising and modified your post Poul.

Nice collection of Zodiacs.
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poulbrix

Sorry Butch, it won't happen again, and thanks for letting me know.

Butch

No harm, now foul Poul. We have known each other far too long for any worries Pal.
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JDS (Ohio)

A collection to envy Poul.  :P  Any chance of a couple close ups of that 75 ATM SSW, in the upper right of the image?

Also, what is the bracelet on it, an afermarket, or yet another Zodiac variation?
John

poulbrix

Thanks John

I was told that the bracelet is an earlier version Zodiac SSW, and it has the Zodiac stamp on the clasp.






Sea Wolf

Quote from: poulbrix on December 05, 2011, 07:45:05 PM
Thanks John

I was told that the bracelet is an earlier version Zodiac SSW, and it has the Zodiac stamp on the clasp.







Who made that model?

The band looks familiar to a 90's model my wife has.
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poulbrix

Hello Seawolf,

I believe that it was made under the Calame empire  :) maybe Butch can chime in?

I agree that the bracelet looks erie similar to the 90's point series. I just have to take the sellers word for it.

Butch

The 90's bands all has fold over clasps, and most had the wet suit expansion links at the clasp.
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zaniac

That band is the same as the one they used on the Swiss Formulas from the 90's.
It looks nice on the SSW.
Chris

poulbrix

Quote from: Butch on December 05, 2011, 09:54:33 PM
The 90's bands all has fold over clasps, and most had the wet suit expansion links at the clasp.

The bracelet has the clasp on it, so I was lied to by the ebay seller  >:(

Sea Wolf

I wonder why that model is not in any Catalog?

The band you have is what I see on most of those models.
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Butch

No sweat Poul, it does not lessen the value and is actually a better band anyway.
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JDS (Ohio)

Quote from: Sea Wolf on December 06, 2011, 12:38:50 PM
I wonder why that model is not in any Catalog?

I think I've seen it in catalog scans at least once before.  If memory serves me, it appeared along with the "saw tooth" bezel 100 ATM, so maybe it was a late version 75 ATM? 

That is one of the holes in my collection, that I hope to eventually fill.  I've only seem them for sale either with an ate up bezel insert (good luck fixing or replacing THAT), or when I didn't have the money to spend.  Poul definitely has a beauty there.
John

Butch

Poul's, through his pictures, is the only one I have ever seen outside of a piece of advertising. NICE catch Poul.
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JDS (Ohio)

There was one on ebay sometime back, but it had the screwed up bezel insert.  I'm not sure exactly how long Poul's had his, but there was one I was admiring on a watch forum a couple years back, that my admittedly unreliable memory tells me was his.  That would make it only two that I've seen.  There can't be too many of those floating around, in any event. 

Again, congratulations Poul, that is a rare and beautiful watch.
John

poulbrix

John,

I couple of years ago a guy on WUS called tomvox sold about 10 of this particular model. His watchmaker had found a stash in Switzerland I believe. He sold them with the original box and the original tropic strap for about $999. I bought mine back in 2005 for $850 from a guy in Italy, and I bought the bracelet back in 2008 from an Ebay seller, who said that it was an original SSW bracelet.

Your 70's SSW has the uni-directional bezel, whereas mine you have to push down the bezel and turn it. Plus mine is bi-directional.

davec73

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The same cat selling that redialed SSW chrono just sold a used version of that SSW.

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