[Lenix38]

Awesome read!

 

[abstruse1]

Perhaps the OP or others in this thread can help me figure out when my just-acquired Seamaster was made. It's 2264.50.00, s/n 9022xxxx. Any ideas? Thanx.

 

[Icycas]

Very good pictorial collection. Someone should do one for the Seiko divers.

 

[Alen David]

This was an awesome read! Very informative.

I'm wondering if the current (2017) seamaster diver 300 is the same model as the one pictured dated at 2011?


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[SnookDawgg]

Nice history - thanks!


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[The_Datta]

Amazing post! Such great history. I have a Bond Seamaster from 2005 right now and I'm lusting after a Blake Seamaster black whenever that decides to pop up haha!

 

[kb.watch]

Thank you so much. Great to see them all laid out.

 

[Sherhan]

Thank you so much. Great to see them all laid out.

thanks for bumping this thread.
i just got myself a 2254.50 and great to know the seamaster story thanks to TO!

 

[shagen]

Great Thread! Very informative. I have a 150th Anniversary Seamaster Professional.

 

[mitar98]

Great thread. Gives a whole new appeciation to the collection.


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[wolfie1]

Great post!

 

[iwantone]

This is a great guide for someone like me with gaining interest in the Seamaster.
Thank you for posting.

 

[thekush]

Superb info for someone that is interested in this watch. Thanks for compiling!

 

[dimsoug]

Thanks for sharing

 

[rjohnson56]

Very interesting summary for those interested in the development of the Seamaster. I just purchased a PO 8900, so I enjoyed the read immensely. Thanks.

 

[CGP]

Very interesting Thread, i also find this SM120C very interesting, never seen one with that kind of hands

My thought as well. This picture caught my eye. I must be part fish or something, damn flashy things...

 

[CGP]

Really great research and post. Great to be able to reference some pictures and information from a location if you're making a purchase of an older model.

 

[notanothercamera]

Fantastic Post! Many thanks for sharing this with us!

 

[rjohnson56]

My thought as well. This picture caught my eye. I must be part fish or something, damn flashy things...

Well “your” fishy DNA is still there so there is some logic to you being drawn to flashy objects. You’re not alone...

 

[rjohnson56]

Double post