Adrian,

Finally I learned how to do this... Here are pictures of my Seawolf.





Russ

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Russ

Daz wrote:Nice watch Russ, what happened to yours?

Hi Daz,

Thanks for asking! What happened to it? I truly, from the depths of my sole, wish I knew. I was a crazy young man 35 years ago. I think it was 1968 when I bought it. I joined the Air Force in 1972. I was 21 years old. I believe I still wore it after basic training and up until I got married. A few years after we got married our apartment was robbed one night. I can't say for sure that is what happened to it. I simply can't recall anything pertaining to that watch or what may have happened to it. Like I said, "I wish". Back then, I had no idea how much that watch would mean to me in the future.

By the way; who is the super artist? You or Kip, or both of you. I would like you guys to creat a CW version of the Seawolf? If you will…. Keep the face simple. The hands must be similarly pointed, sword-like. I think there's a name for that style of hand. The bezel must be silver and polished with very simple markings. The Seawolf was very hansom in that way. I wish you could have seen it bran new. Most divers watches I see today have way too much detail.

It should be a diver's watch but have a simple elegance to it.

Give it a try. Who knows, CW might like it!

Russ

Russ

It really is a great looking watch,a true understated classic look . Kinda reminds me of the watch my grandfather wore, but his was definately not a zodiac.

It would be good to have something similiar made these days, but I guess if you are meant to have one again it will happen. I saw this website: www.vintagezodiacs.com which has quite a lot of info about them.

Good luck in your hunt for one

Cheers
Adrian

I'll keep my eyes peeled for one when I'm out and about. Saw tons of vintage watches in York yesterday not that one though

EcosseOz wrote:Russ

It really is a great looking watch,a true understated classic look . Kinda reminds me of the watch my grandfather wore, but his was definately not a zodiac.

It would be good to have something similiar made these days, but I guess if you are meant to have one again it will happen. I saw this website: www.vintagezodiacs.com which has quite a lot of info about them.

Good luck in your hunt for one

Cheers
Adrian

Thanks Adrian, I've been there many times already.

Russ

leebman wrote:I'll keep my eyes peeled for one when I'm out and about. Saw tons of vintage watches in York yesterday not that one though

Thanks. There are several on EBay but in bad condition.

Russ

Kip wrote:Russ, check your pm's.

Oh yes, thanks.