I just thought I'd post the Zodiac on my wrist today

[JDS (Ohio)]

I don't know that a real roll call is my intent, but I just thought I'd post the Zodiac I'm wearing today, mainly just for the heck of it.

It's a 38mm Sea Wolf, I believe from the early to mid 1990s, a "Blue Point" model.  This is the watch you see on the wrist of the guy in the Zodiac magazine ad, wrestling the snake, with a knife in his teeth.  I don't know how many other colors it came in, but the dial on this one is pewter, and I have a smaller 34mm version with a white dial (and 2 tone gold/SS case and bracelet), that I gave to my wife.

Butch can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this may have been the last of the mechanical movement Sea Wolves.

Does anyone else here have one of these?  And if you're wearing a Zodiac yourself today, post away.

[jon p]

     i also have one of these, the full size gold/stainless with the creme color dial. i think it gets called "white" when it actually is not. i guess all of them were blue dots. i think this series are 2824 movements. mine needs cleaning, it keeps great time but it takes shaking it a BUNCH to finally get it started!! these are the ones with the weak crown that can strip, be very careful, there are no parts available. i really like mine, i think i will pull it out today and give it wrist time.

[JDS (Ohio)]

Jon,
Yep, Butch warned me abou the crown, they're unobtainium.

[L. Ocle]

Mine, testing it, purchased recently for 40$ in France...

A 1977 "extra-flat" (as it was advertised) Astroquartz, with integrated mesh original bracelet, working perfectly.

Not my favourite kind of watch, but when you collect, you collect.

[longview65]

As a matter of fact......  I too am wearing a Zodiac today.
My VERY hard to come by Mid-sized GMT.

[Andy]

Hello all,
Newbie here, first post.  Great forum you have here and great looking watches!

My Sea Wolf (seen below) was just sent to BWG to get fixed/overhauled so I'm not wearing it today.
I'm posting a pic of my Lumi that I am wearing today, hopefully soon I'll have the Sea Wolf back and will post after shots.
I got my Sea Wolf about 20-30 years ago from my Step-Grandfather.  I was a kid back then and did not know anything about watches.  I wore it a couple of times and put it away.  A month ago my wife bought me a Rolex for my 45th, which triggered my memory of the Sea Wolf.  I knew exactly where it was and set off to find it.  I found it and was shocked that it was in much worse shape than I remembered as you can see in the pic.  The end links are missing, its fairly corroded, the bezel barely turns.  Hopefully BWG will bring it back to life.

Have a great day!
Andy