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Hi folks,
I have been thinking hard about this one. Its probably a feeling that most of us have; we love the design and everything about the watch, but somehow, its always buried in the midst of our collection and seldom worn for some reasons.
Anyway, the long and short of it, I am trying out for a decent offer here, and will sell this relatively rare watch here at the right price.
In summary, every single part of the watch is original (apart from the strap).
Watch is really mint. Believed that this is a drawer piece for most of its life. Case is very beautiful, with heavy chamfered lugs and it is at 40.7mm. Great classic size for a sports watch. Pushers and Movado hatched non-screw crown perfect.
The caseback is gorgeous, with the uber cool model name, Super Sub Sea.
The dial and hands are to die for. Dead mint, with natural patina formed on markers and hands. Some nice patina formed on the chronograph hands too. It is just the perfect "untouched" watch all collectors want. The proud applied Movado logo is just gorgeous and reflect a lot of light due to the multi faceted mirror polished logo.
The crystal is original as well, with the Movado stamped logo at the center of the crystal.
The matte finished bezel is almost 99.9% mint too, with a beautiful natural patina formed on the tritium pearl.
Movement is gorgeous and last serviced at my watchmaker around sometime last year. It is equipped and signed with Movado 146 HP. It is actually made by Martel and Zenith & Movado use this in their chronographs before the El Primeros.
If only somehow is able to fabricate a display back, this will do justice to the perfect looking movement.
Here's the photo of the watch:
PLEASE excuse the dust on the watch, bezel and crystal... didn't realised it until it was uploaded.
I am looking at offers, no trade at this time, unless you know me, and know it is a watch I cannot refuse. Do note that there is currently a dealer, selling this above USD 6k... So please be reasonable in your offer.
I can be reached at reficul_x AT yahoo DOT com
Thank you.
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