Here is another photo of a dive watch that I took in the London Science Museum. It is an Omega Seamaster.
Omega Seamaster
London Science Museum (in the Time Measurement gallery)
London Science Museum (in the Time Measurement gallery)
Specification:
- Water resistant to 300 meters
- Helium escape valve
- Professional chronometer
- Mechanical winding (self winding), with a power reserve of 44 hours
- Stainless-steel case and bracelet
- Type 2531.80
- Introduced in 1993
Note the wave pattern on the watch face.
4 comments:
I like this watch. I wonder how expensive it was when it was first purchased and whether you can still buy a watch like this?
Yes you can still buy a watch like this; actually there also is newer model which is even better. Depending on which movement the watch has (quartz or mechanical) it will cost in the region of 2000 pounds!
Yes I thought the watch would be expensive. I somehow seem to like expensive things though have learned in recent times to be more frugal ;_0
I'm also trying to be more frugal, it's so easy to get carried away :(
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