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Here is another beautiful watch that is a long-term catch and release. This is the HIGHLY sought Helson Sharkdiver 500m with the white dial and blue markers. This watch is in mint condition...truly; not even desk diver marks since it was only put on around the house and placed back in the safe. There are no scratches or dings anywhere on this watch. It was only sized and then stored. Since I do not wear it, there is no reason for me to hold onto it! You will get the watch with two links (complete bracelet), watch tool, watch warranty card dated Oct. 18, 2011, and original tube/packaging the watch was delivered in. Keep in mind, this is the more desireable ETA 2824 and not the Miyota movement version. Anything you see on the watch in the photos would only be lint. I am only looking to ship CONUS. This watch is priced more than right at $585 which includes Paypal fees and shipping. Don't hesitate on this one, it is truly a breathtaking watch. The stand in the photos is not included...only used for the photos. You WILL NOT find a better condition Sharkdiver....promise! The reason I am selling is I have a blue/white Zodiac Oceanaire that sees the wrist time on my blue/white combo selection days instead of this one! I thought I would wear it and just did not...simple as that.
Note: There has been question if this is the 42mm or 45mm. I am not sure how Helson measures so I added photos of a caliper check! You can clearly see the width in mm for the bezel alone and also from the edge of watch outer to crown outer. It has been a while since I bought the watch so I am unsure exactly if it should be considered a 42mm or 45mm. View the pictures and judge at your discretion. I am trying to represent the watch as honestly as possible.
Note: There has been question if this is the 42mm or 45mm. I am not sure how Helson measures so I added photos of a caliper check! You can clearly see the width in mm for the bezel alone and also from the edge of watch outer to crown outer. It has been a while since I bought the watch so I am unsure exactly if it should be considered a 42mm or 45mm. View the pictures and judge at your discretion. I am trying to represent the watch as honestly as possible.
