[cita autor=Butch link=msg=16855 fecha=1786292583] Eso es de los años 70. Dame el número de serie entre las orejetas debajo del 6. [/cita]

"¿Es este el que aparece entre las orejetas 1986488?"

That's from the 70's. Give me the serial number between the lugs under the 6.

[cita autor=Butch link=msg=16853 fecha=1786184608] Hola, Jesús, ¡felicidades! Gracias por acompañarnos. Es tritio. El dial probablemente fue reemplazado en algún lugar del camino. Solían enviarlos de vuelta a Suiza para un servicio y las piezas eran abundantes en ese entonces, no tanto hoy. Hay una función de búsqueda en la parte superior de esta página para obtener más información. ¿Ya has visto esta página? https://www.vintagezodiacs.com/reparación de relojes.php [/cita]

Thank you so much for your reply. The dial was already marked as tritium, but what caught my attention was the difference in colour between the lume on the dial and the hands.

From what I've been able to find out, I believe the watch dates from around the mid-1960s.

I hope I'll be able to share more Zodiac watches with you in the future. I'm very grateful to the whole community for your help! ✋🏻

Greetings from Spain 🇪🇸

Hi Jesus, congratulations! Thank you for joining. It is tritium. The dial was probably replaced somewhere along the way. They used to send them back to Switzerland for a sercice and parts were plentiful back then, not so much today. There is a search feature at the top of this page to find out more.

Have you  seeen this page yet? https://www.vintagezodiacs.com/watchrepair.php

Hello,

My name is Jesús, and I am a young watch enthusiast who has recently purchased my first Zodiac watch, a vintage Sea Wolf. I am very excited about it and I am trying to learn as much as possible about its history and originality.

The reference/serial number on the case is 1986488, and the movement is marked 72B.

There is one particular detail I would be very grateful to hear your opinion about. The luminous material on the hands is noticeably darker than the lume on the hour markers of the dial. Do you think this difference in colour could simply be due to different ageing, or could it indicate that the dial and hands use different luminous materials?

In particular, do you believe the lume is radium or tritium? I would also be very interested to know whether this difference between the colour of the hands and the indices is something you have seen on other Zodiac Sea Wolf examples from this period.

Thank you very much for your time and for any information or opinion you may be able to provide. As this is my first Zodiac, any help in understanding the watch better would be greatly appreciated.

i bought this not knowing my eyesight has gone so far i cant even see the damn thing bwahahahahaha


all the buttons work, it keeps time and is real nice

i have it on a new leather strap, XXXXX 

my loss your gain,  make an offer and unburden me.

I'm having some serious difficulty finding a reasonable cost to manufacture prototypes short of buying my own laser. I have however found a pretty cheap way to mass produce them once the prototype is verified as a "perfect" replacement. I can't verify accuracy or function with the printed resin because it isn't rigid enough.

This is extremely interesting information, you found, thank you so much for sharing it.

Am I correct in assuming that the news clip is dated to 1960?

Hi guys,
I got few weeks ago a very special version of a Zodiac olympos mystery dial with a Peseux 300 caliber, manual, with two radium hands, a "real" arrow for hours and extra flat shape.

Using Lens application I got the same, gold plated version, which was on Ebay years ago, nothing else...

I got the watch from the first owner ( seems to be a honest guy !) and he told me, there was no transformations on....

With the help of Butch and the serial number, the date of production was estimated between and of 50s , very beginning of 60s....

I recently found the answer, it is the "New Look" Model.
And I found just one information on the internet from time2tell website "the asymmetrical New-Look model was launched, with a partially transparent hour hand. This model was renamed Olympos in 1960"

Do you have any information on this very short production model ?
Now I am trying to find the bracelet !

Best regards
Jean-Sebastien

How did it turn out for you?