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Zodiac Super Sea Wolf 53 Compression ZO9250 Watch Review
1953 saw the release of the Zodiac Sea Wolf, Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, and the Rolex Submariner (technically in 1954), which were the first three dive watches marketed to consumers. That's a big deal, though not one was pushed on us much by the brand, which in itself is impressive when you consider current watch-industry marketing trends. ?It was about five years ago now that Zodiac resurrected the “Heritage” line, which included the watch I'm looking at here, the non-limited edition Zodiac Super Sea Wolf 53 Compression dive watch. This isn't based on the first Zodiac Sea Wolf, which had a metal bezel and triangle-shaped hands, but rather another early model featuring the acrylic bezel (mineral glass on this contemporary version) that began production sometime in the late 1960s.?
Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Master Chronometer Watches For 2017
Known as the dressier alternative to the professional dive watches in the Omega Seamaster line, the Aqua Terra collection has long served largely as Omega's straightforward, time-only option with aquatic capability. New for Baselworld 2017, the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Master Chronometer collection introduces three new pieces that feature subtle changes in aesthetics as well as minor tweaks to the overall design.Certain updates are common to all three of the new Aqua Terra models. First, the teak dial concept, which Omega states is intended to allude to the teak decking on luxury yachts, is now oriented horizontally as opposed to vertically. Also, the date window has been moved from three o'clock to six o'clock, as an?homage to the original Seamaster Automatic Calendar from 1952. The new dials also feature less text leading to a cleaner appearance. In addition to these dial layout changes, the case itself has been reshaped and the crown is now a slightly conical shape inspired by the