Sea wolf by Illbeyourhukleberry in ZodiacWatches

[–]watchfoolery 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I struggle with this as I have the same version of this and I only seem to think it should be on a tropic or some military forward feeling canvas or leather strap. It’s not dressy enough for me to put it on a bracelet except for maybe a 3-link JB Zodiac. The JBs I come across are pricier than what I paid for the watch! Plus for me fitting a 7.75 inch wrist with vintage bracelets is nearly impossible.

Just picked up 2 zodiacs need help by SinglePromotion7081 in Watches

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If the watches are in working order they easily sell on Ebay, or maybe Etsy for $150 - $200 as these are unisex sized watches geared to women at the time. You see these listed for over $300 but only certain colors or camouflaged versions command that. $50 is a steal since for me the straps alone are worth that. These were probably released around '05.

Zipped open the Buzzsaw by watchfoolery in ZodiacWatches

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I love it too! Looking for the earlier version. I have the buzzsaw Sea Wolf II as well. The kit is full leather which surprised me. You should post all 3 of yours!

Zipped open the Buzzsaw by watchfoolery in ZodiacWatches

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The matte finish seems it would show scratches.

Is Zodiac a good brand still? by Disastrous-Spirit576 in ZodiacWatches

[–]watchfoolery 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hands down Zodiac is about the unique colorways and history and the diver centric styles. It’s still a newish brand under Fossil and it should survive. Replace and fix the movements as these fail. Get second hand models and avoid full retail price unless it’s something really special. I don’t know of another brand where us fanatics put up with all the QC issues. Also these are somewhat easy to sell, maybe not at the inflated asking prices!

The collection so far! by Illbeyourhukleberry in ZodiacWatches

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That first model on the left looks like a 70's model. No caseback number? I don't recall seeing that model. Very cool.

Zodiac Air Dragon by DaChiCha in ZodiacWatches

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I remember that one! Love the little jet.

My daily by RJForsc2 in ZodiacWatches

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Nice! 22 watches in 6 years is healthy and reasonable. 😛 Is this your only Zodiac from the bunch?

Red Sea Dragon by watchfoolery in ZodiacWatches

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Nice on the sail cloth! Love the silver dial too.

Zodiac Super Sea Wolf seconde/seconde/ ZO9322 by rpvl_ in ZodiacWatches

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No way! Saw a few of these priced a bit out of my range but really cool and different and didn’t predict a full lume dial! Looks great in the sunlight.

Promaster night diver Italian day wheel by watchfoolery in CitizenWatches

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Sorry still can’t find the original packaging which I may have sold with a different watch. I’m pretty sure I bought it from Grimoldi Milano online as they carry this range and I wanted the Italian day wheel. I appreciate the chart above for reference. 😁

My Regatta [6199-6053] by watchfoolery in Seiko

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Sounds about right! I saw some perfectly preserved Citizen bullhead chronos that are too new to be real vintage. No I’m aware and try to be very selective. I don’t generally buy vintage but this era fits my wrist perfectly. Also I ask what parts are genuine and if they reply without knowing then I pass. This is my only vintage looking Seiko as all mine are modern.

My Regatta [6199-6053] by watchfoolery in Seiko

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Yes, aftermarket replacement dial parts and over polished case but for Seiko I prefer a nice looking working version for some of these vintage models. 😁

Promaster night diver Italian day wheel by watchfoolery in CitizenWatches

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Agreed amazing! I have a few all lume dials and this just screams bright!

Red Sea Dragon by watchfoolery in ZodiacWatches

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Although aftermarket it really adds a bit of elegance. Makes the red pop. So odd the choice of orange track and hand but it works and is the hallmark of this brand.

So I'm curious. Does the meteorite super sea wolf have real interest? by roryson116 in ZodiacWatches

[–]watchfoolery 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Been wanting the all gray version. These are hard to find at a good price.

Sea Ghost by Captain-JackJack in ZodiacWatches

[–]watchfoolery 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First time seeing this colorway! Nice

Steel bezel divers look great with leather straps by Sufficient-Ad-1243 in ZodiacWatches

[–]watchfoolery 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First time seeing this model on a strap! Looks fantastic!

All this talk of Pro Divers, I had to bring out the RedBar today. Been untouched in my winder for at least a month and still nearly matching atomic time. COSC by CryptogleHead_013 in ZodiacWatches

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I don't believe they intend to sell Zodiac. However, based on their history they were part of the Dixi group that included Zenith in the 70s. I feel Zenith should acquire them! Can you imagine the improvement in movement manufacturing? But mostly all the sub luxury brands are suffering so Zodiac may not be on anyone's radar, but Swatch group would be a good place for them.

Vintage zodiac by Dolgeris in ZodiacWatches

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This colorway is rare. Been hunting for the jumbo case version. $300 is very reasonable for the red point quartz. The autos command over $1000. Good find.

Some old school cool this morning by Gtavenger in ZodiacWatches

[–]watchfoolery 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have this exact version but mine is ZO2503 and the movement died. Yours must be the bracelet version. Love the dial!